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What did you use for the wall cap?

Just in Thyme Landscape Design

6 years ago

Is the wall cap made of pre-cast concrete, natural stone, terra cotta? Thanks!

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Skyline design studio
5 years ago
Oh, my, I don't know how I missed your question - I'm so sorry. The wall caps are terra cotta from Arto, as is the patio tile. We used Arto's Roman wall caps and pier caps (the square ones). The color is Cafe Olay and the finish is smooth. For the patio tile we used their Spanish Cotto blend. Thanks for asking and my apologies for the delay!
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