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5 years ago

I love the floors! What are they?

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5 years ago
Hello and thanks for your question! We love how these floors turned out as well. It is an engineered hardwood from Timeless Wood Floors, from their "Pacific Coast" Collection called "Dundarave" (wire brushed oak). Hope this helps!
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