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sonyrv

8 years ago

What is the colour of the floor used / model no. Where will it be available in London ?

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8 years ago
Hi Sonyrv, This is a prefinished, handscraped hardwood floor from Stonewood. Style is Landgate, Color is Canterbury. I'm sorry, I don't know if it's available in England. I wish you the best in your flooring search. Judith
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