LADIES Toilet Door Sign : Solid Oak Traditional Name Plate

TIMBERSMITHS LTD

£22.5

This quintessentially British LADIES Toilet Name Plate adds a sense of character and charm to your establishment. A Solid Oak Ladies Toilet Door Sign, designed as a landscape, rectangular door plaque and a favoured choice for those who value natural materials over a plastic or metal signage. A traditional text sign that will compliment any Country or Modern Interior. Whether you are refurbishing a boutique hotel, a traditional country pub, or a modern professional office, these solid wood toilet name plates provide a consistent, high-end feel. Each plaque is engraved with bold "LADIES" letteri

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TIMBERSMITHS LTD, number 10067642. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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