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18 years ago

I would like a small, simple japanese pagoda lantern for my yard. It doesn't need to have lighting in it and concrete is fine. Stone is much too expensive. Even a good quality cast resin material would be OK. I am in Eastern Washington, but the Seattle area might yield good sources. Any suggestions?

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DonPylant
18 years ago
Have you read some of the submittals further down this page? Herb, Tuffaenough, and others are building their own lanterns. I would rather have one of their lanterns than a commercial concrete version.
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