The footprint size of this kitchen?
redoit
11 years ago
We are trying to redo a kitchen that is 9'9" by 9'9" it has a space for dining on attached 8'8" by 8' 8". This kitchen fasinates me. What space does the cabinet foot print take up. Really beautiful and innovative design while great layout.
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