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Hello, could you please tell me the product used for cladding

8 years ago

Harmonia - Finland · More Info

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Honka UK Ltd
8 years ago
Hi, the cladding is painted timber boards with a profile to match the internal flat log walls, the dimensions are 25x279mm.
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