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5 years ago

What is the width from the beginning of the kitchen through to the end of the dining room? Also, the length from the dining room through to the end of the family room?
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Clay Construction Inc.
5 years ago
Hello Morrisoc, Can you email me at larry@clayconstruction.ca and I can get the answer for you?
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