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What is the material covering the awning?

Stephanie McReynolds

10 years ago

Interested in replicating.

Residence at F.R. · More Info

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Design Collective Studio
10 years ago
The awnings were made using chengai wood, and UV coated polycarbonate sheets.
Mary_Anne Walser
9 years ago
Is the covering remove able or installed permanently?
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Viksson 3D Studio
5 years ago
Exceptional design! Great work!! We would love to help you woth your 3D renders!
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4 years ago
how thick are the polycarbonat sheets?

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