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Very Beautiful! Could youplease tell me the dimensions of this kitchen

10 years ago

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Rockwood Custom Homes
10 years ago
Thank you very much! The dimensions of this beautiful kitchen are 17' x 20'.
rufekash thanked Rockwood Custom Homes
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Ekko Cabinetry
10 years ago
that is a beautiful stone.. what kind of granite or quartzite is this? Lovely work btw.
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