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2 things!

7 years ago

Firstly - its lovely!

1) i can just see some black internal sliding doors - where are they from?!
2) whats the length and width of the kitchen/diner?

Thanks :)

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Tom Kaneko
7 years ago
Thanks!

The sliding doors are aluminium sliding doors by Schueco.

The kitchen/diner is 4.4m deep and 4.4m wide
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