Closet dimension

mommyof2boysand1girl

6 years ago

What is the length and width of this space? What is approximate wide of walk through space?

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ANDRE VENTURA DESIGNER
6 years ago
mommyof2boysand1girl

This space have:

W - 600mm + 900mm (walk through space) + 600mm

L - 3800mm (total) but can be change with the number of carcasses.

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