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Crosswater
We understand bathrooms. Over twenty years the bathroom has evolved from a rationale space for washing and cleansing to an emotional one focused on relaxation and rejuvenation. In response, Crosswater has curated an extensive range of products to delight our customers, always.
About Crosswater
Twenty years of bathroom obsession.
We understand bathrooms. Over twenty years the bathroom has evolved from a rationale space for washing and cleansing to an emotional one focused on relaxation and rejuvenation. In response, Crosswater has curated an extensive range of products to delight our customers, always.
By uniting our existing product ranges, we’ve now made it easier than ever to create a complete solution that delivers on each element of bathroom function. A combination of time-honoured manufacturing techniques, quality materials and tried-and-tested components are brought together to offer a complete range that proudly wears the Crosswater seal of approval.
Region
City of London
SectorWorkspace, Hospitality, Residential
Company TypeManufacturer
Enquiries0345 8738840
sales@crosswater.co.uk
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