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Does your window open? What is the size of the window(s)?

9 years ago

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PRO
Portland Millwork, Inc.
8 years ago
In the Laundry room, it is a nice idea to have the windows open. That room tends to get stuffy and humid and air flow can alleviate that. You could make the windows go down to the counter or add a back splash for some nice details.

Hope this helps.
PRO
REFINED LLC
8 years ago
Hello, these windows do not open. They are 18"x12" and are interior windows that look out into the vaulted foyer. Have a great day!
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