Do you sell this in a plank style/ same finish?

Wendelyn Muckerheide

5 years ago

I'd like to use this in the entry, and regular matching planks in the rest of the house.

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5 years ago
Hi,

We appreciate your interest in our floors. At the moment we do not have this same finish in plank floors, but we have something similar to it. We can gladly send you samples if you would like.

Thank you

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