what floor is this

Michelle G

6 years ago

hi there! what is the name of the flooring here? I don't usually like wood but this looks beautiful. thanks

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Element 7
5 years ago
Hi Michelle - a very belated response to your question! The wood featured here is our Extreme Washed Oak (country grade) in 240mm width. Let us know if you'd like any more info.
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