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amyp712

9 years ago

Gorgeous room. Can you give me info on the floor? Type and stain color? Thank you.

Redington Road, Hampstead · More Info

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Pennington Phillips
9 years ago
Dark stained oak engineered board with factory finished satin oil. We also used the boards to clad the stairs. They were cost effective and a fairly standard timber product.
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