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This trapdoor so cool!

7 years ago

Could you please say what are the dimensions of the underground room? I'm especially interested in the depth of the space

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Stone Cellar Company
7 years ago
Hi Jumap. Thanks for the question and I am so glad that you like the door and cellar. The cellar depths change by increments of 250mm - the height of the bins. The cellar is 2.3m in diameter and has an internal diameter of 1500mm. If you would like any additional information please do not hesitate to contact me.

Kind regards

Martin.
jumap thanked Stone Cellar Company
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