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what is the dimension of the shower?

3 years ago

Looking for multi function shower w dual shower heads

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Gordon Reese Design Build
2 years ago
I looked through our files and can't easily find the dimensions (it's from 2015). If you want to have a call with Gordon to talk about your project, you can sign up at www.gordonreese.com and click on the link at the top right that says "Schedule Consultation." We also offer monthly seminars where you can learn about remodels, if you think that could help you. Sorry for the late response on this. Click here for our Website
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