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11 months ago

Can you please share the type of black exterior cladding used for this house?

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11 months ago
Thanks for checking-out Bridge House in Michigan. The siding product is Extra Dark Bronze - McElroy "Wave Panel" - https://www.mcelroymetal.com/concealed-fastener-panels/wall/wave-panel - or similar.
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