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Reviewing the Home's Framing Video

Bob reviews the framing of the home. The frame is solidly built, as several tons of masonry is temporarily stacked on the floor. Bob reviews the home's interior layout. The ceiling is ten feet high on the first floor and nine feet high on the second floor, an important consideration in a hot climate such as South Carolina as a ceiling fan and high windows can be installed. The home's family room features a cathedral ceiling and a recessed area for a media center. Bob then reviews the floor plan for the layout of the kitchen. The home also features a butler's pantry and a kitchen porch.



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