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Under sink unit.

7 years ago

Hi - where did you get the lower unit under the sink unit? Thanks

Italian Style Bathroom · More Info

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PRO
Potts Ltd
7 years ago
This unit comes from our
bespoke Italian bathroom supplier.
It
is available from us in many different sizes and colours, contact our designer elaine.carmichael@potts.ltd.uk
Rehaz GB
4 years ago
pls where has the toilet tank been placed ?
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The cistern is hidden in the wall. You can see the the flush plate above the toilet.

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