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Sienna Barndominium

68-40

Job ID

Overview

Location

Dayton, NV

Building Dimensions

50' W x 18' H x 96' L

Project Staff

John Turner

John Turner

Senior Building Consultant

816.779.7562 Email
Gary Busse

Gary Busse

Detailer

Features

  • Roof Pitch 5:12
  • Secondary Wood Framing
  • 29 Gauge Lifetime Warranty
  • Deluxe Trim Package
  • Eave Extensions
  • Gable Extensions
  • Stone Wainscot
  • Dormer Windows
  • 3x3 Cupolas

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