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Exposed ceiling

7 years ago

Love the exposed wood ceiling. What kind of wood is on the ceiling? Is it the inner side of a barn board? Has it been finished at all or just brush sanded?

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Montana Reclaimed Lumber Co.
7 years ago
Hello, The ceiling material is heavily sorted white oak rafter stock. The clients were searching for blonde tones. Please give our office a call if you are interested in more information. Thanks. 406-763-9102
mkunica1
Original Author
7 years ago
Thankyou! It's beautiful. I wasn't sure what was done to get the lighter blonde tones, so just heavily sorted to find the light tones. Got it, thanks so much.
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