Wood on wall?

8 years ago

Hello Olga! What is wood on walls? Is it separate wooden planks? What size of each wooden planks you use ? Who sell this wood? Thank you

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Olga Adler
8 years ago
These are prefabricated wainscot panels. You can buy those at Home Depot.
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Wood on wall?

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