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Is this an exotic, santos mahogany, cherry or what?

14 years ago

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Ingrained Wood Studios
14 years ago
The floors are walnut. Hope this helps! - The Mill
typeagal
14 years ago
How does walnut rank in terms of costs vs. some of the exotics? It looks gorgeous in this picture. How wide are the planks? Thanks
Manny Romero
13 years ago
Yes, can you please tell us more about the flooring! Thanks.
tracyre
13 years ago
if you go to their website (given they are a wood studio) i bet you can find out a lot more.
torettoveilside
13 years ago
Who is the maker of this walnut floor? How wide are the planks?

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