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Love this fence. What material is it, and where can it be sourced?

2 years ago

jomeritmodern@gmail.com

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Simon Orchard Garden Design
2 years ago
Hi Jo, it is just a standard closeboard fence, painted anthracite grey...nothing more complicated than that :)
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