Thread: Cabinet identification
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Old 12-03-2013, 17:26   #19
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Re: Cabinet identification
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Originally Posted by spiderplant View Post
Have you tried ringing the number on the cabinet?

I doubt it is anything to do with VM though. The VM cabinets are usually self-powered.


They do. You must live somewhere unusual.
Grey is the new colour for our cabinets but only on new install or when replacing a damaged cabinet. The cabinet in the photo is not one of the new cabinets that i have used on new build projects.

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Looking at that cabinet in the photo and the lock used, i don't seem to recognise that as a type of lock used by us.
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