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Pink Ash on Doors Yes or No

Longden Doors Ltd

8 years ago

Ash with a Pink Stain · More Info

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Longden Doors Ltd
8 years ago
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder we can stain any colour or tone, light, dark on Ash, Oak, Poplar are all particularly good at taking a stain and polished finish.
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