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Traditional Towel Rail/Radiator brand new in packaging ?175.00


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https://www.traderadiators.com/trade-direct-nottingham-traditional-towel-rail-white-1130mm-x-555mm#328=

The above radiator/towel rail is the wrong size for our bathroom. Height is 1130cm and width 555cm. All valves included.

Please PM if you are interested. Looks absolutely beautiful.

For image, please copy URL into browser.

Thanks.

https://www.traderadiators.com/trade-direct-nottingham-traditional-towel-rail-white-1130mm-x-555mm#328=

Brand new radiator/towel rail .... wrong size for the space in our bathroom!

All valves have been included. Beautiful radiator that would look perfect in a Victorian bathroom.

Please check link for all specifications and please PM if interested.

THANK YOU.

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