length of the back wall

slkress

3 years ago

Do you know how long approximately that back wall is and/or how long the bed and desk unit are?

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Lindi Reynolds Interior Design
3 years ago
Hi, The bed is a standard King size bed. The width of the room is about 5m. Hope that helps.
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length of the back wall

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