Sockets for bronze mirror splashback
7 years ago
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Comments (3)The local one to me has Nobilia brand in and it's the ferro bronze I was thinking of. They do other metallic effects as well but the can supply wall cladding as splashbacks. Google the brand and that ferro bronze and you will see their images Otherwise a lot of splashback companies online do glass with metallic effect now in bronze, copper etc...See More
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That’s the splashback with the protective coating still intact to protect the mirror finish
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