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Do you know the ceiling and floor stain colors.

Jennifer Harding

3 years ago

Ceiling and floor stain colors

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Christopher A Rose AIA, ASID
3 years ago
The ceiling has a clear stain (it does contain a slight amount of pigment). The floor is IPE with no stain thats the natural color.
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