Looking for a material to use in between the tall windows
2 years ago
The a rendering is of what our house is going to look like. We're looking for a material (the black flat part in the rendering) to use in between the two tall windows that is going to blend in with the windows. The builder has used stained wood before but that's too much maintenance. There is also materials like Sagiwall but we'd rather use one piece that matches the windows in color. I found the second picture on Houzz. I don't know what they used but it looks perfect. What would you recommend?
Bob-O-Link | 2018 · More Info
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