Wheelchair accessible handbasin

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2 years ago

Hi. Can you anyone tell me who supplies this super wheelchair-accessible hand basin? Thanks. Annie.

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Oliver Grahame Photography
2 years ago
Hi Annie! I don't know I'm afraid, I'm just the photographer. InsideOut Interior Design might know though! He's their Website
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2 years ago
Thank. Oliver. That’s super. Great pics, btw. Love the light.
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2 years ago
Thank you! Quite an old one now but I still really like it!

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