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Copper screens

5 years ago

Hello, I’m interested in doing a copper accent wall in my home. Where did you find the copper screens and the one full panel of copper. I would appreciate any assistance. Thank you!

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OUTHOUSE design
5 years ago
Hi Michelle - its actually core ten, not copper and we have the screens made for each project
Michelle Macke
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you!
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