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8 years ago

Hello, are the ceiling beams rough sawn or reclaimed wood? What kind of wood are they? Would you be able to share the stain color? Thank you.

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Artorius Faber
8 years ago
Hello, I'm afraid we can't help you on this detail, they appear to be rough sawn wood, depending on where you are in the country you could try http://www.carvalo.co.uk/
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