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where did the shower glass come from ?? I love it and need it

6 years ago

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Marilyn Miller
6 years ago
Where can I find this shower panel?
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Maxwell & Company Architects
5 years ago
It was bespoke made to our design by a metal fabricator. we struggled to find a company who could supply it in the uk so has to go bespoke
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