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What are the dimensions of this laundry room?

9 years ago

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Andrea Michaelson Design
8 years ago
SORRY FOR LATE REPLY. I DON'T HAVE DIMENSIONS ANY LONGER, BUT TILES ARE 1'X1' SO YOU CAN GUESS
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