Timber veneer

lizzy987654321

8 years ago

Hi, can you please tell me the what the name is of the timber veneer used. Thanks

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ssd studio
8 years ago
Hi Lizzy - It's the Eco Cert European Oak FSC Veneer - Briggs Veneer
lizzy987654321
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8 years ago
Thank you -
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