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Are there any good bathroom showrooms nearby that have a lot of stuff on display? (I've tried Bells already.) We just need to get a feel for what features do / don't work for us.


Also does anyone have any good tactics for going round these kind of places with kids (6 & 8) and not getting grumpy all round? Or does everyone resort to a well charged phone and lots of games?

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I found Bells really helpful, Tony was immensely patient whilst we ummed and ahhed over choices and swapped things over when we changed our mind at the last minute for no charge. We've just had our bathroom completed by them this week and would definitely recommend he can source pretty much everything you want.

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