like the glass . could you confirm the Glazzier used

HU-776605331

6 months ago

thinking of similar build, and would like to speak to this glazier.

Glass extension to listed Georgian house in Bristol · More Info

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like the glass . could you confirm the Glazzier used

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DHV Architects

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