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7 years ago

Hi What is the color of the wood floor?

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Urban Angles
7 years ago
Hi, we cannot be sure exactly what flooring this is but I'm sure some of the professional flooring specialists on this site would be more then happy to help you.
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Oak & Broad
7 years ago
Sofia Sheikh the flooring looks prefinished (bevels between planks). It also looks like Live Sawn Euro/French White Oak.
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