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Could you advise what colour the units are please?

8 years ago

A Country Style Galley Kitchen By Burlanes · More Info

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burlanes interiors
8 years ago
The colour is blue grey from Farrow and Ball
kimfidler
7 years ago
Can you tell me how thick the countertop is?
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burlanes interiors
7 years ago
the tops are 30mm.

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