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Heights between Shelves

Siddhii P Shah Shah

5 years ago

Hi i really loved the way you have designed the shoe closet, i would like to know the distance between the shoe shelves. Thanks.

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Lisa Adams, LA Closet Design
5 years ago
Hello! It depends on the shoe heights, but in this case, 5" for the flats and 10" for the heels.
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