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Shelf unit

10 years ago

Could you please give me some more information about the shelf unit? Does the two tall posts go back to the wall? Also how deep are the shelves? Would like to have build for in home spa. Thank you, your work is beautiful

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Blackbird Interiors
10 years ago
The shelves go all the way back to the wall and are 18" deep.
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