cladding material

Russell Shaw North Ltd

4 years ago

Hello
The place looks amazing! Could you tell me what cladding you have used? Thanks

Victorian House with a Modern Twist - Kitchen · More Info

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4 years ago
Hi, the cladding was handled by the owner's architect so unfortunately we don't have that information.
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In Ex Design
4 years ago
Its Larch.

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