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what color are the windows? Are they 400 series krestmark?

Clint Latiolais

7 years ago

Leslie Homes New Orleans Project · More Info

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Jefferson Door Company
7 years ago
Hello, no these windows are Krestmark 200 series in Pebblestone.
Valerie Balldin
6 years ago
What color is the exterior paint?
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