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What are the railings used in this photo

2 years ago

suma@durgamom.com

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Strata Landscape Architecture
2 years ago
Hi Suma, the railings are custom and made of steel with a wood cap. We integrated speakers in the lower potion of the main posts to hide them. There is a strip light under the wood rail to light the area at night.
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