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What is the material you used for the cloud above the island

5 years ago

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The Myers Touch
5 years ago
Thank you for your enquiry. For this project, the client's builder manufactured the Build down above the Island. However, we normally specify for them to be made using MDF.

Kind regards,

Angela
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