What is the height of the countertop?
jackmiestr
9 years ago
I am thinking the washer and dryer are 38 inches, but I see that the countertop runs flush with the sink. Typically a sink countertop is at 36 inches. I was wondering what these dimensions were and if the function is just as good as a 36 inch high countertop? Thank you so much!
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