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What is the stone?

13 years ago

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Andrew Snow Photography

12 years ago

The chairs are from The Bay - they're called the Topea Lounger.

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Andrew Snow Photography
13 years ago
Thanks for the question - this is a quartzite ledgestone veneer.
zzouhman
13 years ago
Is the decking teak?
laurendallas
13 years ago
Is it possible to share the manufacturer and color? It's exactly what we're looking for right now for our new home.
Tamara Woolgar
13 years ago
Hi there, the decking is acacia from Ikea, you can find it here: http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/20165486/?query=PLATTA+Floor+decking

Our contractor found a much better price for the stone veneer than the product we'd planned to use, and unfortunately i don't have the name on hand. But this product in Oyster Shell looks identical: http://www.canyonstonecanada.com/stonetiles/stonetile/Quartzite-Ledge-Stone#
laurendallas
13 years ago
Thank you so much!
dflora
12 years ago
Where did you find the lounge chairs?

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