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barbarabuchanan

5 years ago

I can't tell what this product really is. The photos--of 2 doors (!) and a kitchen full of cabinets (!)--are no help at all. Please be clearer about what one would be purchasing.

Kitchen Pantry Cabinets, Glazed Maple, 18x24x96 Two Door · More Info

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Stone International
5 years ago

The pantry cabinet you have mentioned is 18"W X 24"D X 96"H, it have one door on the top and one door on the bottom. Attached picture shows the pantry on left and right side of the refrigerator. Moldings and handles need to be purchase separately. Please let me know if you have anymore questions. Thanks!
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