Alternatives - white ash flooring?
Ro Hill
last year
Have absolutely fell in love with the woodflooring engineered company’s white ash flooring, especially the band saw finish you can get. It’s on the pricer side of what we planned for our new home so I was wondering if anyone had come across any more afforable alternatives? Thank you for any ideas
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PROrob art8
last yearlast modified: last yearif you are looking for low cost maybe look into bamboo floor types (white bamboo)
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last yearThis Amtico ClickSmart White Ash was £36.95per m2 supplied and my builder fitted it, just another option.
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