Dimensions

claire Bartlett

7 years ago

Hi there is it possible to tell me the length of the continuous tall wall units and the length of the island please?

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DesignSpace London
7 years ago
Hi; The island is 3960mm.w. X 1200mm.d. The back elevation is 5860mm.w.
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beibeim Zhang
7 years ago
Could you pls let me know what tiles do they use?
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beibeim Zhang
2 years ago
Thank you

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