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ribbed glass for cabintes

4 years ago

hi were do you get the ribbed glass for the bathroom cabinetry...I have made in wall plywood cabinets in my loft bathroom and have been looking for ribbed opaque glass suppliers

thanks
paolo

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Black and Milk | Interior Design | London
4 years ago
It's called flute glass and most glass cutter can supply it in a custom size. Try googling flute glass cut to size
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