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is all of the siding on all buildings wood?

5 years ago

Want to redo a cottage bungalow and 2 buildings to look like this-but will need to use vinyl siding. Having trouble finding 10-12” B and B in a decent red...

The Eaton Post and Beam Carriage House · More Info

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Yankee Barn Homes
5 years ago
HI,

Thank you for the question. The siding on The Eaton Carriage House is wood. We are uncertain of the siding on the home as it was not built by Yankee Barn Homes. Sorry we couldn't be of more assistance and good luck with your project.
pintom
3 years ago
What kind of wood was used
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