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What is depth of this closet

7 years ago

I need to know depth/height, is the color similar to room furniture

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7 years ago
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Hi there Inas,

The closet is full height to the ceiling, the fittings is a standard 650mm depth and standard height.

The timber utilise a natural colour--matching the timber facings and headboard of the bed.
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