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Thank you and where is the unit located as it is not visible in photo?

6 years ago

Brooklyn Heights Contemporary Wine Room · More Info

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Joseph and Curtis Custom Wine Cellars
6 years ago
Ducted in. If you need help please let us know.
Daisy England
6 years ago
Oh nice. My sort of room. Just lock me in ;-)
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