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how much wide was the extension?

4 years ago

the description says 6 m but how wide is the extension please?

6 Meters Rear Extension In Mill Hill · More Info

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PRO
Progressive Design London
4 years ago
Hi Raja
It is 6 meters by 6 meters
Raja Shekhar
Original Author
4 years ago
thanks . love the design. i am planning for an extension + loft conversion. will touchbase once the lock down is off
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