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7 years ago

Hello there. Can you provide details of the paving slabs that you've used in the garden please (brand and product name if possible)? Thanks.

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7 years ago
Hi Dawn, thank you for your comment. The patio slabs were actually laid by garden designer 'Sarah Naybour'. I hope she will be able to help you.
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7 years ago

http://www.sarahnaybour.co.uk/
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