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Floors in bathroom

4 years ago

Hi. I was wondering about the floors in the bathroom with the freestanding bathtub. Are these polished concrete? Or some other material?

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pcharlie
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4 years ago
Disregard as I see these are described already, which I hadn't spotted previously.
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4 years ago
No worries at all!
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