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Reclaimed wood herringbone flooring

Brittany Newell

5 years ago

hi guys,

I wanted to see if anyone had come across any good finds in regards to reclaimed wood herringbone flooring? I've so far looked at parquet parquet, havwoods and the new and reclaimed flooring company (their products are amazing but the products I like are sold in minimum 30m2). if anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear about them!

Many thanks
Brittany

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Carolina
5 years ago
bumping your question
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Woodpecker Flooring
5 years ago
Hi Brittany,

I wonder if you might be interested in a wood parquet that we do which has a similar look and feel to reclaimed parquet. It has a rough texture with visible sawn marks, ridges and grooves for a stripped-back, fresh from the forest effect. It comes in two different colours too:

Goodrich Salted Oak · More Info
Goodrich Salted Oak

Goodrich Truffle Oak

Just some food for thought!

Best wishes,

Hannah | Woodpecker Flooring
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Brittany Newell
Original Author
5 years ago
hi thank you for your response. I ended up buying my flooring from wood 4 floors in forest hill. many thanks

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