Extending out or up
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3 years ago
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sleekydeak
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3 years agoApologies for the delay, heres a layout of our ground floor and first floor, we are intending to reconfigure the downstairs so it works better for us but before we do that we thought that (depending on the cost of it) it might be worth doing the 1st floor first otherwise in a few years time the rooms will be ruined again. Any advice most welcomed!
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