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Angled Step

This was custom made to suit a bathroom.

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Window Seat

Custom made to fit around a bay window using real wood pine boarding. Provides a seated area around the window. The seated area can be covered later if required. The lids are made to lift out so the areas inside can be used for storage.

Angled door

This was an angled door fitted with beading to match the new panelled doors in the property.

Bath Cladding

The side of this bath was cladded over with tongue and groove boarding instead of using a bath panel.

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