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Who is the manufacturer/brand for the flooring?

2 years ago

Love the parquet look

Warren Drive 2 · More Info

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Rossington Architecture
2 years ago
Sorry, this project was completed about 15 years ago and o don’t have this information anymore. Any local flooring company should be able to direct you to a parquet solution…

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Phil
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