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Hello, may I ask the width of the stairs and dimensions

ohwhatabeautifulmorning

6 years ago

of the entryway? thank you

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ACH Custom Homes
6 years ago
This is a custom design, this is standard width and dimensions. I hope you're working with an architect in your area.
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ohwhatabeautifulmorning
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6 years ago
yes working with architect. just wondering size of space compared to picture. Also trying to decide on stair width. Thank you
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