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Make and manufacture of flooring, please

last year

What type of flooring is in this photo and who is the manufacture?

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Grayson Dare Homes, Inc.
last year
Hi Rebecca and thanks for your question! That flooring is Shaw LVP, Optimum 512C Plus and the color is Smoky Oak 00556.
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