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4 years ago

Hello great flooring! Care to share the size/dimension of each plank/board used?

H402 UV Lacquered American Black Walnut Heringbone Flooring · More Info

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Maxzara (UK) Ltd
4 years ago
Hi Richard,

The Walnut Herringbone size is 450x90x18/4mm.

We have huge of walnut flooring in stock, what kind of flooring will you need ?

You can visa email : sales@maxzara.co.uk to contact us. Thanks.

Best Regards

Steve
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