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The Porch Company
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This arbor is unique because of its slanted louvers. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they prevent water from pooling and thus hurting the wood. They also provide plenty of indirect light! J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
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J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
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This screened porch was originally half the size. We built the addition to blend seamlessly! J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
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This arbor is unique because of its slanted louvers. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they prevent water from pooling and thus hurting the wood. They also provide plenty of indirect light! This is a view from the inside, which is the addition we added on to the original porch. J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
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This arbor is unique because of its slanted louvers. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they prevent water from pooling and thus hurting the wood. They also provide plenty of indirect light! J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
  4 reviews
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This arbor is unique because of its slanted louvers. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they prevent water from pooling and thus hurting the wood. They also provide plenty of indirect light! J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
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This arbor is unique because of its slanted louvers. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they prevent water from pooling and thus hurting the wood. They also provide plenty of indirect light! J Paul Moore Photography
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The Porch Company
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This interior view shows the entire length of this 14' x 25' screened porch. The fireplace is centered on the "living" space with is 2/3 of the porch. This allows for double doors center in the last third of the space. Photography by J. Paul Moore Photo www.jpaulmoorephoto.com
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