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Darling cabin!

9 years ago

Would love to know what wood species the exterior is as well as the stain used. Was also curious about the manufacturer of the window and roof. Thanks!

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Salt Architecture Inc.
9 years ago
Thank you! The exterior siding is red cedar shiplap boards. I believe the color was Benjamin Moore Ozark Shadows. The window manufacturer is Marvin Integrity. The roof is standing seam steel (unfortunately I do not know the specific manufacturer). Hope this helps!
landandhouse thanked Salt Architecture Inc.
Scott Perry
7 years ago
why paint the red cedar?

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