Hi Bridget, which wood and stone are used on worktops please???

Little

5 months ago

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Bridget Reading ID
5 months ago
Hi the work tops are oak with a white oil matte finish and honed granite
Little
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5 months ago
Thanks Bridget, always appreciate your help....great. Graham.
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Hi Bridget, which wood and stone are used on worktops please???

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