SC061 – Grey / Silver – Barn Door
SC061 – Grey / Silver – Barn Door
Elegant barn doors, hand carved and hand crafted.
Solid wood.
Height 8’4″ x 39″ Wide. 1-3/8″ Deep.
Will fit 8 foot interior doors that are 32″ or 36″ wide.
Finished on both sides.
Italian silver or gold leaf. Colors shown: Silvermist, 78006 White, Serious Gray
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