What is the depth?

Sonu Johar

4 years ago

What is the depth of this space? looks like its enough to walk in and grab what you want and also display everything

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Design First Interiors
4 years ago
Hello,

Wine Cellar Solutions built this cellar (https://www.houzz.com/pro/ottawawinecellars/wine-cellar-solutions). I do not have the exact measurements but from our archives, the overall depth is approximately 30”.

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