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Pete, I started off using Nypa Fruticans but gave up as not easy to install and would need to be replaced every couple of years. In the end I went for good old Hardieflex fiber cement boards and cut every V in the board by hand, not a fun job but looks good IMO.

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"Great job" John, thatch in Oz looks nothing as good as "real" thatch they use in Bali .   Pete :) 11-3-110001.JPG.

 

 

                                                                            

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