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Design Dilemma Bathrooms

a new bathroom - in fact an en-suite and a family bathroom

3 years ago

the bathroom currently has a bath, a toilet, a sink and a separate shower

The en-suite has a toilet a shower and a sink

We are looking for a walk-in shower in both if possible

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minnie101
3 years ago
Hi, you’ll need to add room plans including windows and doors
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