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window shutters in a kitchen

Lillian Mc Ewan Glover

3 years ago

I have an open plan lounge kitchen diner in an old chapel . I'd like to put window shutters in all the windows but I fear I may have trouble closing the shutters at my kitchen window . Any advice please ?

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Sonia
3 years ago
Can you share a picture? Thank you.
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