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Mirror splashback

3 years ago

I am building a small but stylish (I hope) kitchenette alcove using Naked Kitchen cabinets and a corian worktop with integrated sink. I want to run a copper or mirrored worktop around the alcove which will have to incorporate slots for electric sockets. Does anyone have ideas for good outlets? We're in London. Thanks!

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