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what is the island top? Where can I get it?

3 years ago

I love the dark wood look for my island but I don't know what to look for?

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CBI Design Professionals, Inc.
3 years ago
Glad you like it. Yes, this is a wood top. It is an Oak I believe. It has been awhile ago and I don't have any immediate records on it. We have done this recently with wood slabs cut from a tree that had to be removed from the property. That came out great as well and has a lot of history for the owner.
Amanda DeMarcy
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you!
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