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Shan M
4 years ago
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Blah1
4 years agoRelated Discussions
Hi there , looking at house with north east facing garden, has anyone
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4 years agoHi Blah1,
Yes the one on the right is false as houses the oven but the left one is a cupboard.
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4 years agoThanks guys!! So confused now as The pic below is also meant to be stiffkey blue but it looks so much lighter!!!
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