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10 years ago

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DESIGN WEST WINDOW AND DOOR
9 years ago
I'm sorry I don't have that information. I might be able to find the General Contractor's contact info if you would like to check with him. It certainly looks good around Knotty Alder doors.
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Cedar Creek Stone Natural Veneers
9 years ago
This stone was provided by us! Cedar Creek Stone Quarries in St. Johns, AZ. This homeowner chose the Mohave from our Ledge Collection. www.cedarcreekstone.com
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DESIGN WEST WINDOW AND DOOR
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Thanks guys! Good to know and nice looking product.
Mistie Van_Noort
6 years ago
What stain is on the front door? Thank you.

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