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  1. 06-17-2015 01:54 PM #1
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    Something new - 1950 Belle Aire Faucet

     



    So who's buying the first set?????

    1950 Belle Aire Faucet





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    Not me but I have 3 flyboy buds that I'm fixing to turn onto this.
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    Now they are so cool but sadly we had our bathroom fully hot rodded a couple of years ago. I had the old bath ripped out and a tiled wet floor type shower area done so that if Mum ever ended up in a wheel chair etc. we would be able to wheel her into the shower no trouble.
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    I had the same thought as Whiplash; we are in the process of having the tubs in the house replaced with walk-in/roll-in showers - no more tub spouts. Have you priced bath/shower controls lately? Yikes!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiplash23T View Post
    we would be able to wheel her into the shower no trouble.
    ...and hopefully wheel her out again?
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    Those are really good looking design, but at north of $2200 beans I probably won't be putting any in my shack. Glad you posted them up though Joe, they fuel dreams of some sort.
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    They look nice, but I'm out too. That's a lot of moola for a faucet.
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