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What type of flooring (wood, finish, dimensions) is used in this kitchen?

11 years ago

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PRO
Smith & Vansant Architects PC
11 years ago
Hello,
That is a salvaged wide plank pine floor, variable widths and planed to 3/4" thick, with a natural urethane finish - it comes out quite beautiful.
Hope that helps!
Kk
5 years ago
Do you know where the floors were from? I would love a contact.
PRO
Smith & Vansant Architects PC
5 years ago
These are from a small local salvage operation in our little area. You can give David Ferm a call at 802-649-1557‬ or visit his website at: http://www.vermontrestorationmaterials.com

Good luck!

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