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Hello may I know what type of wood that is?

7 years ago

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BK Interior Design
7 years ago
Cedar.
Georganne Zaro
4 years ago
Beautiful color on the cedar. What sealer or stain did you use to abstain this color please. I sealed mine with a product and it turned orange.
Thank you in advance,
Georgia
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