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Northwest Contemporary Exterior Craftsman Exterior, Seattle

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shuya wrote:
Are the double rafters on both sides of the entrance to this home.
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If you flip though some of the other photos you can get a better view of the porch. The double stone columns are on either side, however the roof extends giving full coverage to other half of the porch.
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Wailuka

Lovely. Can you tell me what the are dimensions of the columns and stone cap?

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Vicki Barber wrote:
What kind of window awnings are those on the two windows on the right?
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John Gomez wrote:
Please provide details for the stone.
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