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Are the concrete walls and stairs painted white here? Thank you

7 years ago

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The Garden Builders
7 years ago
Hi Norbert! Thanks for getting in touch.

No, the walls were painted pale grey colour and the stone was sawn yorkston with bullnose detail.

Hope it helps,

TGB team
Norbert Csodo thanked The Garden Builders
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