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Other side is it white too ?

5 years ago

hi is the shelf reversible so white on the other side if I wanted to fit it the other way under my stairs so flip it once up

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Jessica Taylor
5 years ago
Hello,

That is correct yes - it is white on both sides. This can also be used as a room divider.

Hope this helps,

Jessica, The Houzz Team
debbiehyams33
Original Author
5 years ago
thank you

can you please give me all the measurements so the width and height of each section as I need to see if it will fit under my stairs

many thanks
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debbiehyams33
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Hi I'd like to buy this but need to know dimensions of each section to check it will fit under stairs do you have them please?

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