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8 years ago

what are the measurements please and who makes/sells it ?

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8 years ago
The pedestal sink if manufactured by Neo Metro. Please see link below for measurements.

http://www.neo-metro.com/metropolis-pedestal-basin?productcategoryid=1&alias=true
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