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dimensions of clock

6 years ago

what is the diameter of this clock?

EMDE Openwork Round Metal Wall Clock, Black · More Info

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Kate Fitzhenry
6 years ago
Hey Julie,

Thanks for the question.

The dimensions of this clock are W 80 cm / D 2 cm / H 80 cm / 1.5 kg.

I hope this was helpful

Kind Regards

Kate

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