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Who did the custom cement benches and firepit?

3 years ago

We are looking for custom concrete benches and firepit in salt lake city utah

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3 years ago
Hi,

Unfortunately, we do not know who installed the concrete seating and fire pit. A customer supplied this photo. I'm sorry we are unable to help you with that. If you need cushions, please let us know!

Thank you!
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