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Ceiling fan

Amy Kathleen Drees

7 years ago

Could you give the source for this ceiling fan? Love this project. Beautiful.

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Red Tree Builders
7 years ago
Thanks Amy for the kind words about this house. I know this ceiling fan was ordered from Amazon. I can look to see if I can find the maker and will send that to you.
Amy Kathleen Drees
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you so much!!
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