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10 years ago

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Kustom Home Design
10 years ago
The linen tower is 1'-6" wide by 1'-10" deep. The bottom section is a roll-out clothes hamper, the middle section has adjustable shelving and a jewelry hanging screen mounted to the inside face of the door. Hope this helps.
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Kustom Home Design
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Here is an image of the clothes hamper
PRO
Kustom Home Design
10 years ago
Jewelry hanging screen attached to inside face of door

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