How high are the ceilings?

Deanna Chamberlain

7 years ago

Trying to decide if my four poster bed will work in our next house, which only has 8-foot ceilings.

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Jacki Mallick Designs, LLC.
7 years ago
Dear Deltagirl,,

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately I do not know and this bed was purchased by our clients prior to us coming in and I do not have the specifications. I can tell you the ceilings are at least 9 feet, though I do not know the exact height.

Sorry I cant be of more help.

Best Regards

Jacki Mallick
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