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Hello - I love this floor! Do you recall the brand/color? Thank you.

3 years ago

Hello - I love this floor! Do you recall the brand/color? Thank you.

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Nathan Verri Pty Ltd
3 years ago
This is 200 year old aged teak imported from India. the finish applied is a synteco penetrating natural oil. very natural overall finish
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