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Columns, fences, skylights 3 Months ago Karma: 0  
I am after some rectangular/sqare steel posts to hold up my patio roof. There only seems to be a choice of round columns, or ones made from brick.
Some skylights would be good.
And what about the old favourite paling fence?
 
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Re:Columns, fences, skylights 3 Months ago Karma: 6  
OMG yes, I'd love skylights!

But in the meantime ... try inserting a square column, then right-click on it to change the materials ... at the top of the menu box there's a little box that says "see all available materials" or something like that: - click on that, and you should be able to select a metal to suit. After that, just click the "apply" box at the bottom of the materials menu, and you should be away
 
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Re:Columns, fences, skylights 1 Month, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
Yep, skylights would be great - actually, I'm tinkering with a design involving an atrium/courtyard, and it would be cool if I could make the area "all weather" with a toughened glass or polycarb roof.

Though I'm wondering if that would make the area unbearably hot in Summer?
 
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