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redesigne my bathroom

6 years ago

I would like my bathroom to be redesigned, I want to take the bath away and put a walking shower in. Also like some ideas on layput and change toilet, sink and furniture. I live in SW5 9PQ. My email address is: diana@unitedeurobridge.org - my phone number is: 02075980651.
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Diana Cetara

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6 years ago
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Ashton Bathrooms & Ashton Furnishing
6 years ago
Have a look at our Website we have plenty to choose from with different tastes to suit everyone. If you lived locally you could of visited our showroom and looked at our different displays to get some ideas.
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Jonathan
6 years ago
Dianna- I think you have confused this for a website where you post your details in order to obtain a professional or a quote. You may want to edit your post and remove your personal details.
Daisy England
6 years ago
Eeee I'd delete the post or at least take your personal information off it.

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