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7 years ago

What are the product numbers of the parts to create this panel?

Ornamental Wall Panel with Matching Wainscoting · More Info

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Decorators Supply Corp
7 years ago
This is a modified design. The main component is our 9894 header piece. This client took this design and modified it (used part of this on the top and the bottom but reversed it on the bottom) and then added other components found in our Catalog #124
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