Remive a wall, open space

Thao Nham

2 months ago

Should I remove this wall to make my kitchen opened space?

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HALLETT & Co.
2 months ago
To get any useful advice we will need to see a measured plan of the space to see how it can be used. Otherwise we will just be lobbing opinions Re open space versus less open.
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