GROHE tap inside?

GROHE UK

5 years ago

We really love this kitchen design. Seems like you've used one of our kitchen taps, could you please confirm this.

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Harvey Jones Kitchens
5 years ago
Grohe UK

Thank you for your kind words about our kitchen. The tap is not from you, but it does look so similar to your fabulous Minta kitchen tap range.

Kind regards

Harvey Jones
GROHE UK thanked Harvey Jones Kitchens
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GROHE UK
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5 years ago
You are very welcome. We agree with you, that the Minta taps would also fit perfectly to this kitchen style. Great style anyway!
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