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Braverman Kitchens

6 years ago

Do you distribute these taps in the UK?

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jodunthorne
6 years ago
There’s an almost identical matt black tap (Katiki) from B & Q for £47.
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Phoenix Tapware
6 years ago
Hello Braverman Kitchens, thank you for asking! Unfortunately we don't distribute in the UK, only in Australia at this stage.
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