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9 years ago

Can you please give me some information for the bath? Eg what brand, dimensions, materials and from where was it purchased? Thank you

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JMHDesign
9 years ago
Hi, the bath is a Caroma Cube 1600 Back to Wall freestanding Bath - dimensions 1600x850x572mm.
SPECIFICATIONS
Shape Rectangular Square
Material Acrylic
Capacity 375L
Waste position Centre
Minimum Bath Size 1600
PRODUCT CODES
CU6WFW Cube 1600 Back to Wall Bath $2,021.00*
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