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9 years ago

What is the soa c e between island n sink .Thanks

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Julie Maclean Interior Design Ltd
9 years ago
It's slightly more than a metre Yasmin
Yasmin Mallu thanked Julie Maclean Interior Design Ltd
Yasmin Mallu
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9 years ago
I have a 1 metre gap so trying to visualise if its enough space between. Thanks for your reply.
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What is width/depth of island? thanks

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