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Where did you find the island lights?

2 years ago

I am interested in the 3 iights above the island. Where did you purchase these?

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Hamish Murray Construction, Inc.
2 years ago
Hi Dawn, thanks for reaching out. The client purchased the lights, so we do not have record. Best of luck with your project!
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