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What are the dimensions of this bathroom - everything fit in so well !

2 years ago

I am thinking of refurbishing 2 bathrooms that are perhaps overly generous, and the space can be better used in other rooms. Thank you.

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We Love Build
2 years ago
hello there, thanks for the question, on top of my head the bathroom was roughly 130cm wide x 250cm long, thanks!
irit_rogoff
Original Author
2 years ago
Many thanks for your quick reply.
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