Design around radiator
Natasha G
3 years ago
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Sarah L
3 years ago
Natasha G
3 years agoSome picture showing the area in question. Only useable wall other than the wall behind the sofa
Sarah L
3 years agoI'd replace the radiator with a vertical one to free up wall space for furniture. This is tge one in my lounge.
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