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what are the dimentions of the scullery and the walk in refrigerator

6 years ago

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Royston Wilson Design
6 years ago
The should answer your questions with attached plan of area, took a while to find as it was one of 126 sheets of drawing from that job
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Royston Wilson Design
6 years ago
I am away at the moment, I have tried to upload a pdf file but could not. you will have to wait a week until i return to office

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