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7 years ago

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JDM Woodworks Ltd
7 years ago
The flooring here was actually a mosaic porcelain tile and the kitchen cabinets where mdf interior units with 22mm moisture resistant mdf doors. they have v-groves scribbled into the timber and certain distances apart (the client actually designed these doors herself and we made them to her specifications), the doors were then spray painted to the colour of choice.
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