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Love the pantry! Can you give me the dimensions?

5 years ago

Industrial Dark Green Kitchen with a Vintage Twist · More Info

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Lukonic
5 years ago
Great isn't it! I'm afraid i can't help you with the dimensions though. At a guess I'd say 800mm - 900mm wide.

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