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Thread: Treated pine or Hardwood Merbou? Which is better for pergola?

16th July 2012, 10:09 PM #16
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Originally Posted by Chandani

There seems to be a mixed opinion about the use of Merbou because of the red colour coming out all the time. Any other hardwood which you would recommend for this project?

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