what material is the floor?

grandeo

4 years ago

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Eggersmann Design
4 years ago
Hi The flooring is chevron solid oak which was then stained in situ. Gary
ananan
2 years ago
Are the drawers push-open? or finger open?
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what material is the floor?

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Eggersmann Design

ananan

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