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What are the dimensions of the spice rack and how much are they

6 years ago

Oak Spice & Bottle Rack From Pebble Kitchens · More Info

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Pebble Kitchens
6 years ago
Spice racks are 95mm deep and bottle racks 135mm deep. The height and width is dependent on the door size. We also manufacture a glass insert version as another option. Please contact us with sizes required and we can provide a quotation.
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