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Stainless steel shelves

9 years ago

Hi how much are the shelves to buy, and what are the dimensions? Tom

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9 years ago
HI Tom. The shelves are a double skin construction with the brushed stainless steel wrapped around a substrate. The dimensions are 1800x275x50 and 1800x185x50. They are custom made and feature concealed fixings. As you can see the finish is flawless and for this quality the cost would be approaching £2000. Best wishes Keith Brisley
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9 years ago
Hi Keith thanks for the overview but at that price I will have to leave this idea. Thanks Tom
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