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bathroom with panels

Eleanor Marshall

3 years ago

We need a new bathroom fitted. I would like to avoid using tiles if that’s possible. Has anyone used waterproof panels instead ? Please advise

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B P
3 years ago
I’ve had them for four years and love them.
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