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Evatt Kitchen Renovation: A Fresh Take on Coastal Style
Compiled by the platformCost not published · not yet provided by the builder
Kitchen and bathroom · Evatt ACT
Belconnen Bathroom Renovation: Modern Minimalist in Grey and Wood
Compiled by the platformCost not published · not yet provided by the builder4 weeks
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Cost not publishedCost not published
not yet provided by the builder · This project publishes no price, so it is in no price comparison and no cost band.
- Type
- Kitchen and bathroom
- Lot area
- Not provided
- Floor area
- Not provided
- Per square metre
- One of the two numbers is missing, so this is not worked out
- Build time
- 4 weeks
- Approval path
- Not provided
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This is a bathroom renovation project by Refined Building in Evatt, completed within four weeks, involving the demolition of the original bathroom and re-arrangement of the plumbing. The design features large grey tiles and a wooden vanity, paired with matte black hardware, presenting a modern minimalist style.
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