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11 years ago

What type of flooring is used? And does the cedar require yearly staining? Beautifully done!

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Fowlkes Studio
11 years ago
The cedar should get treated every few years in at first. You can wait longer between treatments each time you do it. The flooring is a natural poplar product called cambia. They basically roast the wood which makes it resistant to the weather and gives it the dark brown color.
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