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Thread: Rustic low wall
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3rd February 2004, 02:12 AM #1
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Rustic low wall
Hi
i ve seen in magazine some nice low wall which made of ply or MDF with a kind of sandy or rocky surface.
i am thinking of making one and place at my new house.
Anyone know how it is constructed?? :confused:
Thx
C
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5th February 2004, 09:50 AM #2
not too sure what you mean, but if youre referring to something that looks like a low rock wall. then depending on where you are and what style home you have, there are several solutions available.
If on the other hand, you are just wanting to build a low wall and render it with a roughcast material so it looks a little rough, then you have more options available to you - if you can let us know what eare you live in and what style home - or even scan the magazine photo and post it here to give a better idea, it would be helpful
successSteve
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Australia
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16th March 2004, 10:26 AM #3
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The memory cells are twitching - I'm sure I've seen something like that. You might check our Better Homes and Gardens over the past few months.
If it's a free standing wall, I think I'd go for something like a fibro-type material or compressed fibro. You can get a sandy paint in the Wattyl effects range.