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Beautiful room! I see Fleetwood sliding doors. Can you confirm?

8 years ago

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rho architects
8 years ago
Confirmed! Thanks for the comment Tyler.
Tyler Giboney
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8 years ago
Great! Beautiful work. I am the Architectural representative for Fleetwood, so feel free to contact me for info.

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Tyler Giboney

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