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BBQ cabinetry

brettell developments pty ltd

3 years ago

Could you please confirm what material the BBQ cabinets are made of.
Thanks

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Gary Winter Landscape Design
3 years ago
Hello,

On this project i did not install the BBQ and surrounding cabinetry

This was organised by the Architect: Rebecca Naughtin Architects

It would be best to reach out to her

Regards

Gary Winter
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Rebecca Naughtin Architect
3 years ago
Hello, the outdoor cabinets were done in marine ply with a 2 pack finish. All the best with your project, Rebecca
brettell developments pty ltd thanked Rebecca Naughtin Architect
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