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cabinet depth above toilet?

7 years ago

Wondering if you could give me the dimensions of the cabinet above the toilet?

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Trace Kannel Architecture
7 years ago
Thanks for you interest, Jenny Sievers. The plans are filed away. As I recall, the custom-made cabinet over the WC is 36"w x 54"h. The stepped depths are approximately 7" and 10"d.
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