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BRICK OFFICE CUSTOM MADE

5 years ago

I was wondering about the approximate cost of an office like the one with the bricks? I think it's super practical! love the detail too

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Dana Kitchens
5 years ago
Thank you for your enquiry. To give you an esitmate it does depend on the size of the study, how many file drawers and the materials used for the study whether it is in laminated or 2 pac. This particular study was done in high gloss 2 pac with solid timber benchtop. For this reason the approximate cost would be between $8,000 - $12,000. If you would like a free quote I can organise for a sales consultant to come out and discuss your requirments and give you a quote. If you would like to supply your number I can give you a call to organise a suitable apointment time or alternatively you can give the office a call on (07) 33717100. Look forward to hearing from you.
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