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Window trim

7 years ago

Hi Chris. Thanks for getting back so quickly and for the name of the stain. I'm wondering though, what the trim colour is? Is it white or cream and are the windows matching the trim or are they a different colour?

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Tamarack North
7 years ago
it is cream.
Sylvia
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5 years ago
Hi again. We are still plugging along on our build, but finally starting. I have another question for you since I love the look of this home so much. What is the width of the fascia? Is it the same everywhere or did you make the front entry A frames larger?
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Sylvia
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Thank you!

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