Width of light cove
11 years ago
Hi, you have mentioned in a previous answer that the width of the light cove is 4 inches. Is that the total width from the wall to the edge of the light cove.
Also can you let me know the dimensions of the room and the drop down ceiling. I'm trying to get the proportions.
Thank you.
Also can you let me know the dimensions of the room and the drop down ceiling. I'm trying to get the proportions.
Thank you.
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