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Has the toilet been re positioned? l

last year

Is the toilet waste pipe behind the bulkhead and exiting to the left of the window.
Does the bulkhead go from the toilet around the shower and the bulkhead is under the cushions at the window.

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Create Bathroom and Kitchen Studio, Glasgow
last year
Hi Mary,

Thanks for getting in touch. The right hand wall was built out to conceal all the services and hide the pipework.

Clare
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