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How big is this bedroom ?

6 years ago

I have a 7'1 X 7 ' bedroom and need to see if I can fit a full bed .

4 Bank House, Cornmarket, Dublin 8 · More Info

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Paul Tobin Estate Agents
6 years ago
A 4'6 divan bed should work fine for you A frame bed will take up too much of the space. The bed in this room is a day bed. Hope this helps
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