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Flooring used in kitchen

4 years ago

Can you give me some information on the flooring used in this kitchen?

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PRO
Kirkendall Design
4 years ago
Yes, this was an engineered wood floor, Brand Hallmark; Manufacturer Hallmark; Collection Novella Collection; Name Frost Maple. Hope this helps!
Sonia Diwa
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you so much for responding. Do you know how they’re holding up as far as scratching?
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PRO
Kirkendall Design
4 years ago
This client has two active teenage boys and has had no problems with the floors. I think the lighter color has made a big difference.
Sonia Diwa
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you for your time!

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