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Panel Wall

9 years ago

Love the wall! Where did you get the panels from?

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9 years ago
Try googling barnwood or reclaimed wood. I found this useful site if you're in the UK:
http://www.communitywoodrecycling.org.uk/buy-wood/
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9 years ago
It is actually a solid concrete wall. We used Douglas Fir timber as the shuttering to form the concrete. As the concrete set the texture of the timber was left imprinted. The Douglas Fir was then reused in the rest of the construction.
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