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susan_holley33

Size of Beams please?

5 years ago
Trying to create the same look. Would very much appreciate info. Thanks!
Fort Langley Custom Home Major St · More Info

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    5 years ago

    Glad you like the look! We used our friends at Westcoast Mouldings and Millwork to fabricate the faux beams which are 4x6" with the center beam being 8x10". Good Luck with your project and let us know if you have any more questions on how to create this look.

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