Panels?

Brett Bernard

8 years ago

The timber panels look great, are they plywood? How have they been finished?

Cheers.

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Studio 15b - Architecture + Interior Design
8 years ago
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Hi, thank you for your feedback! The panels are a Sandblasted Teak timber veneer laminate by Navlam. If you are interested I would suggest contacting Kendall White who is the specifications manager for QLD. Her contact details are 0407 002 511 or email kendall@newageveneers.com.au or visit the website (the link is provided below)

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