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Bath

4 years ago

Hi All,

Happy New Year! I really like the bath in the picture. Would you happen to remember what the make of the back to wall bath is?

Thanks in advance,

Lee

1930s Family Home in Warwickshire · More Info

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Eau Bathrooms
4 years ago
Hi

This bath is a Duravit Happy D2 1800 x 800mm bath.

Hope that helps.

Katherine
Lee
Original Author
4 years ago
Hi Katherine,

Thank you very much for your prompt reply, much appreciated.

Kind regards,

Lee
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