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what are the dimensions of this pantry?

6 years ago

My pantry dimensions are 4x8 . any suggestions?

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PRO
LifeStyle Development, Inc.
6 years ago
Thanks for inquiring, Marie. This pantry is 7' x 6'.
Marie Ledding
Original Author
6 years ago
mine is 4x8 any suggestions , any suggestions as to doors.
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Marie Ledding
Original Author
6 years ago
pantry would run horizontal(ie 4 feet deep, 8 feet long running same direction as cupboard wall.
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LifeStyle Development, Inc.
6 years ago
Thanks, Marie. Without knowing the scope of the project or seeing the plans, it's hard to comment. However, generally with those dimensions, it's best to run the shelving along the one wall. We're not sure what you're asking regarding the doors?

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