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Where did the collar ties come from?

14 years ago

I am building an addition with a cathedral celing and love the industrial look and how they are not as heavy looking as wood beams.

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rbonnot
13 years ago
I am new to Houzz....I see the question that I want answered but I can not find the answer.
Where did the collar ties come from? Thanks
mgromacki
13 years ago
where did you get the table from
Brendon Dundas
12 years ago
How did you fix the timber to the wall? Did you paint behind it first? And what if any did you finish the timber in?
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ECustomFinishes
11 years ago
Seen here is our reclaimed farmhouse tables, finished in antique walnut.
You can find similar tables to the one in this kitchen above at
http://www.ecustomfinishes.com/reclaimed-dining-tables/

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