what is the manufacture for the cooking equipments, what is the length
Evan Huang
10 years ago
would you tell me what's the size(length and width) of this whole are and all costs to this structure excluding furniture. What is the manufacture of the cooking equipment. I would appreciate if you can provide a detailed list of the equipment and is it run by gas, propane? electric....
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Jessica
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Jessica
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