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what is the length and width of the kitchen island with the sink in it

2 years ago

what is the length and width of the kitchen island with the sink in it

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Timeless Design by Jeff Sandifer
2 years ago
This island is 115" long by 49-1/2" wide -- and includes a 60" Galley Workstation (sink).

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