Group 3

residential architects and interior designers
Contact:
Rick Clanton
Type:
Architects & Designers
Address:
1600 Main Street,
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina,
United States, 29926
Phone:
(843) 689-9060
Fax:
(843) 689-9072
Website:
group3arch.com
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    · Comment · 12 hours ago
    ldgeer13 What type/brand of brick did you use. I love it.
    13 hours ago ·
    Group 3 The brick was reclaimed from a local source.
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    · Comment · 3 days ago
    Group 3 I don't have the manufacturer's name for the sink but you can find "farmhouse" sinks in lots of places. The countertops are brazilian cherry.
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    M2 & Co. Ferguson sells those sinks.
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    · Comment · 3 days ago
    Group 3 The doors are 3 ft. 4 in wide (1 ft. 8 in. per door) and the transom is 22 in. high. The wood is heart pine and they were made by Brannen Milworks.
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    Group 3 Stainless steel and copper are as reactive as other combinations but mixing metals is never a good idea. There must be separation to prevent a reaction. A little space is good, a rubber membrane is better.
    3 days ago ·
    Suzanne Maybe I show further express my question. Might I use copper on say a wall picture, a decorative owl on the counter or hanging measuring cups when I have all stainless steel appliances?
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    · Comment · 3 days ago
    Group 3 This porch is 12 feet deep and 3o feet wide. A 12 foot deep porch allows for furniture grouping and room to walk through.
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    · · Comment · 4 days ago
    catbirdfarm Apology accepted gladly! This is such a great community! Post pics for us of what you do with your newfound home time!
    9 hours ago ·
    magspag Phantom screens look like a great solution and are available in Australia. The magic of the interwebs!
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    · Comment · 9 days ago
    Group 3 :) They're both! The shutters (on the outside) are there to keep too much direct sunlight out of the kitchen. The windows behind the shutters are fixed casements.
    9 days ago ·
    Barbara Brandau Thanks. Where are you guys located?
    7 days ago ·
    Timberlane Shutters We are located right outside of Philadelphia in Montgomeryville, PA. You can go here to request a free catalog: http://www.timberlane.com/about_us/catalog-request/#.UbnOU-eG3Ic
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    · Comment · 12 days ago
    Group 3 These are concrete floors, stained with a stain made specifically for concrete. When we do this we use local, experienced people and ask them to provide samples using products that they are familiar with. (Using experienced people and using their experience to get a specific result is closely guarded trade secret, so this is just between you and me.)
    12 days ago ·
    Elite Crete Georgia We have trained Elite Crete installers all over the world. All trained to do this kind of concrete staining. I am sure we have someone close to you. www.elitecrete.com
    11 days ago ·
    chlorinequeen Much appreciated.
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    · Comment · 4 weeks ago
    Group 3 We had a local company make it, probably Brannen Woodworks.
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    · Comment · 4 weeks ago
    Group 3 Either the interior designer or the owner supplied it. I don't have any information on it.
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    · Comment · 5 weeks ago
    Group 3 They're shaped, not complex but not as simple as you see on a lot of "new-old" designs.
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    · Comment · 5 weeks ago
    Group 3 No, they're pressure treated pine and were built on site.
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