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What is the roof made of? Does it get too hot?

last year

What is the roof made of in this enclosure?

Diseño de terraza con cerramiento de cristal · More Info

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Sube Interiorismo
last year
Glass
hpcasale
Original Author
last year
Thank you! Does the room get too hot?
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Sube Interiorismo
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No, because it is in a shaded area. And the large windows slide open, leaving the space open.
hpcasale
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Thank you!

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