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what is the make of the toilet please

2 years ago

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2 Bedroom Apartment, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. · More Info

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PRO
Think Contemporary
2 years ago
The brand of the toilet is Sonas.
jonandmitch
Original Author
2 years ago
Thanks for getting back to me. Would you be able to tell me which model it is. Many thanks. Beautiful bathroom.
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Think Contemporary
2 years ago
It's this one: https://www.sonasbathrooms.com/en/toilets-basins/toilets/close-coupled-toilets/vienna-close-coupled-rimless-wc-soft-close-seat.html
jonandmitch
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2 years ago
Thanks very much

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