Work space?

Karla

9 years ago

Can you tell me how many inches between the front and back bar please? Thank you. Great bar!

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Erik Wyckoff Woodcarver
9 years ago
It looks like 36". I don't know for certain, I carved the leprechauns. Kyle Hunt and Partners built the room. They have a houzz profile.

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