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7 years ago

Where is the toilet located? Do you have another picture at a different angle?

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Kawartha Lakes Construction
6 years ago
Hi there! Apologies for our tardy response. This is an older project of ours from 2008. It was an attic renovation and unfortunately, I could not dig up any other photos. However, going off the plans, the toilet is located to the left of the entrance (so when you step into the bathroom, the pedestal sink would be on the right and the toilet would be almost directly across from it.)
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