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What are the dimensions of this En-Suite?

last year

I am looking for a loft conversion with an ensuite and looking for ideas. Could you kindly share the dimensions of this room and if there are more pictures of this room from different angles,

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London Bathroom Installations
last year
Hi Tanu, we don’t have the dimensions of this bathroom as it was done a while ago however you can find additional photographs on our profile under projects. I hope this helps.
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