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Is it vinyl?

5 years ago

I love the beautiful grey flooring. I love how it looks like woods. Is it vinyl? My husband and I are liking into new flooring like this for our bedroom. https://www.supacheapcarpets.com.au/vinyls-and-vinyl-planks

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Comfort Flooring
5 years ago
Hi Ashley, this is actually a sheet vinyl.
Joy Butler
5 years ago
I wouldn't have ever guessed that this flooring is vinyl. I absolutely love it. Maybe I will have to use vinyl flooring in my new house. http://luxflooring.com/products/index.html
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