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What is the skirting in the bathroom? is it tile or steel?

Marietta Llobera

6 years ago

Marietta

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alsoCAN Architects
6 years ago
Dear Marietta,

Excuse the delay in getting back to you. I was away.

The skirting is anodised aluminium.

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Jane McDougall ARBV 14988
alsoCAN architects

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