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Hi, I think this is such a lovely bathroom,

3 years ago

Do you know the name & brand of the floor tiles?

Thanks,

Ray

Surbiton Loft Conversion · More Info

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Berry Construction
3 years ago
Hi Ray.

I am afraid we don't have that information on this conversion. The clients sourced them direct and we just installed them. Sorry we can't help.
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