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Great mudroom seating/cabinets!

10 years ago

Hi, I would very much appreciate knowing dimensions (particularly the length) of the two benches and cabinet. I have about 8' +/- to work with. Is that enough? Thanks and great design!

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Andy Fischer
10 years ago
This room is 12'-6" wide with 6 "lockers" about 18"-20" wide, and I'm not sure on the center cabinet width (30" maybe?). You could do the same idea in a smaller version with fewer lockers, or no center cabinet. Good luck!
K S thanked Andy Fischer

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