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wood floor supply and fit

7 years ago

Looking for 190m2 of engineered wood floor required for house in camberley Surrey.

Ideally like the wood floor in the picture attached.

Anyone recommend a company?

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Isidora Markovic
7 years ago
Hi there,

Could you provide a link to the photo? The Pro who uploaded it could be a flooring company, or may be able direct you to who it was that supplied the flooring. Alternatively you can search for professionals in the "Find A Pro" section of the site and make the search location specific by doing the following:

Hope that helps!
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