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what is the width of this room?

6 years ago

I love how you have incorporated the tub and shower at the end of this room. How much width would be needed to make this work comfortably? 6 feet? 7 feet? More? Thank you.

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L. Thibeault & Assoc. LLC
6 years ago
It was 7'
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