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What is the size of your movie room?

5 years ago

Can you tell me the size of the room including height of ceiling?

Cinema room in the roof · More Info

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Wighton Architects
5 years ago
Hi there, the height of the room to ceiling is approx 2.35m and approx 1.4m at the eaves. Floor plate is approx 3.4m wide by 4m long. Hope this helps?
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