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Does anyone know a person who can re use my granite from old kitchen to a new one?

By Ayesha
March 21, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Ayesha

Posted March 21, 2014

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Posted March 21, 2014

hi there I have a 2 metre x 600 piece of granite I would like to re use in my new kitchen around the sink. Does anyone know someone who could come and look at it and see if it's possible and give me a quote to do this? As the marble/granite places are so posh and unhelpful! Also would love a quote for carrera marble . thanks a lot.ayesha

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