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What are the sticks/poles....

8 years ago

....sticking up from the curved walls of the patio area? What's the purpose? Are they supporting glass panes I just can't see? Thanks!

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Michael Renaud @ Closet Factory Sacramento
8 years ago
Looks like rebar to be used to extend the wall upward or create columns at some future point.
Lynn G thanked Michael Renaud @ Closet Factory Sacramento
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Margot Hartford Photography
8 years ago
Please ask the designer/homeowner directly: http://www.houzz.com/pro/cmkukula/chris-kukula-landscape-architect-and-design
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