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I like the wall in front of the fountain. What material did you use?

11 years ago

Snyder House: Hermosa Beach CA · More Info

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JDS OUTDOOR DESIGNS
11 years ago
I used this thick custom glass called Azurlite
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Urban Landscape
11 years ago
Looks great! What are the dimensions of this water feature?
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