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Worktop Wren where to get

last year

Hi, I have seen a worktop in Wren but they don’t sell just the worktop. would anybody know where I could get something similar. It is called Saddle oat and os a laminate worktop. I’ve attached a photo.

Thanks,

Marc

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User
last year
https://www.worktopcity.com/products/prod_7133700-Spectra-Wild-Rustic-Oak-4mtr-Kitchen-Worktop.html looks similar
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Daisy England
last year
There are lots of similar ones. The chances are that Wren have changed the name preventing customers from searching for the same one from different suppliers. You also need to take into account whether it is a 20mm or 40mm thick worktop and whether the edges are square or curved when searching.

Spectra square edge are excellent. We sell lots of them.
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