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Love the Hood!!!

9 years ago

Hi! I live in Oklahoma City and I am VERY interested in the vent hood. Could you tell me, did you do the metal work or did you have someone else do that part? Is it all metal including the bottom more detailed area? I am a new build and want that exact hood if possible. Thank you so much! Truly appreciate a response! :)

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Boxwood Cabinetry
9 years ago
Unfortunately, we did not do the metal work for the Hood, but we did build the curved shape for it on site and the cabinets. To be honest, I am not a %100 sure what they did on the bottom, but it isn't necessary to put the metal on the bottom. Rather you can stain it to match the hood as closely as possible.
mjrevels
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you for responding! I truly appreciate you taking time out of your day to do so! Would you be able to tell me who did the metal work for the hood? Just trying to figure out the best way to get that hood. :) Thank you again!!
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No problem. The metal work was actually done by the home builder's handy man. The builder for this house is Allenton Homes.

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