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Color of Decking, border and posts

9 years ago
Hello can you tell me what colors were used for the decking, border and posts in this photo?
The Legend Golf Course at Bergamont · More Info

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    9 years ago

    All of the material is from Trex. The field boards are Tiki Torch and the picture frame is Lava Rock. The railing posts are Vintage Lantern and the railing sections are just black aluminum railing from Trex. Hope this helps!

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