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wood species for bottom cabinets

4 years ago

Hi, can you please tell me the exact type of wood used on bottom cabinets. Is it walnut? Which German kitchen center designer made this? Thank you

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4 years ago
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Hi,

The cabinets are Stone oak wood decor laminate. It an also be done in wood veneer or solid wood.
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