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11 years ago

Can you tell me who manufactured these windows? The look like aluminum clad. Would like to know how they're finished on the inside. Thanks for your time.

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Kevin Bauman
11 years ago
No. Sorry. They are metal. The architect hasn't been to responsive to my questions in the past.
Amy Stoddard
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11 years ago
Thanks, Kevin. The project is beautiful.
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