Absolutely love home. What is the stain color on the Board and Batt?

ahaylett

3 years ago

Absolutely love this home. What is the stain color on the Board and Batt siding please? Thank you so much.

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3 years ago
Hello thanks for reaching out but unfortunately this is a custom stain color. I wish it was a simpler answer. Give your painter this picture for reference and start with some stain samples is your best route. The wood is rough sawn doug fir. Best of luck!
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Absolutely love home. What is the stain color on the Board and Batt?

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