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Inconsistent - what are the real dimensions?

5 years ago

The large size says 48" x 15" x 32" ... but the specifications suggest 31.5" x 15" x 32"... please advise which is correct. Thanks!

PurePots Tall Rectangular Cuboid, 2430, White, Large · More Info

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5 years ago
Hi. We are working with Houzz to resolve the error on the specifications. The correct sizes are below. The pricing is correct for each size.

Small: 35 3/4L x 7 3/4W x 20H inches /13 lbs

Medium: 41 3/4L x 11 3/4W x 24H inches /28 lbs

Large: 48L x 15W x 32H inches /53 lbs

Thanks!
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