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10 years ago

I am interested in a distressed wood shelf 60" long 10" deep and 3" thick with three hanging brackets. Let me know what the total price would be and how to go forward with the order. Thank you.

Punky Hill Distressed Wooden Shelf, 48"x10"x3", With Brackets · More Info

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Devisal LLC
10 years ago
James:

Houzz doesn't have a custom order feature so we simply ask that you buy something of similar value then I convert the order to your dimensions. If you would purchase the 42" mantel - that would cover the cost of your shelf and three brackets.

Thanks,

Stevie

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