Mercury glass cabinet

last year

Is the mercury glass portion of the cabinetry fixed or does it open for storage? Position of the pendant lights makes me think fixed.

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last year
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Thanks for your question! It's a fixed panel. There's a chase behind those cabinetry panels that couldn't be moved so we created a deeper counterspace for rolling out dough and decorating baked goods:)
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