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Industrial style cabinet

6 years ago

I love the details in this basement. I love the flooring, so thank you for naming the brand and color.
Can you tell me where the large industrial style cabinet comes from?

Thanks

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Finished Basements Plus
6 years ago
Hello Jayne,

Unfortunately, we did not supply this cabinet, it was purchased by the homeowner.
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