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The fence structure and material?

14 years ago

I would love to know how you incorporated the wood into the wire structurally? The posts are cast in/on a concrete curb?
What kind of wood? are the square or oblong in dimension? Thank you.

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PRO
WA Design Architects
14 years ago
The wood is cedar and the posts are corten steel wide flange approx 6x6 in section bolted onto a concrete curb.
Bette L
Original Author
14 years ago
It's beautiful.
Boston Shah
13 years ago
Can you tell me what type of stain was applied to the cedar?

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