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What is the length of only the kitchen?

9 years ago

We are working on a floor plan and I have about 14 feet to work with on one potential side of the kitchen area so I was curious of the dimensions of this one because it fits everything. It would help me out greatly! Thanks!

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PLACE architect ltd.
9 years ago

Hi Jody, the length of the kitchen starting from the far wall to the edge of the pantry is 23'-½". Here is the floor plan for this design. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Heather
Jody Rasel thanked PLACE architect ltd.
Jody Rasel
Original Author
9 years ago
Do you have an attachment of the floor plan you can send me instead? Sorry... I'm unable to zoom in on this one you sent without it getting blurry.
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