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4 years ago

Does anyone know if ‘Avant Garde’ is exclusive to B&Q or if it is a supplier?

I’ve googled..can’t find contact details
B&Q have been very unhelpful

I’m 1 roll short of some paper I bought in clearance last year. Argh!

Comments (2)

rachelmidlands
4 years ago
If you bought it in the clearance then most likely this paper will be now discontinued. B&Q tend to buy up large stocks from suppliers so as to make it exclusive to them. Don’t despair tho, I did a little research and avant garde is the collection name and the manufacturer is Rasch. If it’s the same pattern as picture below then that pattern is called Havannah. Can’t find more info on the avant garde range tho. You could try second hand sites, eBay etc. or try contacting the manufacturer.
1sandyh
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you Rachel! I’ve searched high & low every site for spares, but to no avail. I will contact the manufacturer & see if they can help. Thank you very much!
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