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What is the brand of your sinks. I love the shape. Thanks.

8 years ago

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ReVision Design/Remodeling
8 years ago
These are Mirabelle sinks. We use these a lot because even thought the sinks are rectangular they have a concave bottom so they're easy to clean. There is a product tag on the image with a link to their website.

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Case Remodeling of Charlotte

www.CASECharlotte.com

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