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would it be possible to provide a floor plan/dimensions of this room?

3 years ago

I’m trying to work out the minimum space requirements for the bath/shower set up. I love this design. I have a very small space but it looks similar to this. Thank you.

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Jackson and Co Interiors
3 years ago
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yes, we would be able to provided floor plans and dimensions to fit your space. if you would like to book with us kindly email us contact@jacksonandcodesigns.com and we will be happy to assist.
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