Vanity Size

bhna

4 years ago

Hi.. What are the dimensions of the vanity?
Thanks

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RLDC
4 years ago
Hi. The Vanity was designed and built bespoke to fit the space. It is probably around 120-150cm wide.
bhna
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4 years ago
Thank you :)
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