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Who makes the tub and what are the dimensions? Thanks.

Absolute Architecture

9 years ago

Is this tub available in the US? Who makes it? What are the dimensions? thanks. Wish there were more photos of this bath. Nice! Thanks

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ECLECTIC BY DESIGN
9 years ago
What is brand of this tub?
callie2222
8 years ago
I too would like to know the brand of the tub. Thanks. The project is WONDERFUL!
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Beth Fagan
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I too would like to know the dimensions and brand of the tub? Please help us out..

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