Wood Flooring ?
10 years ago
Can you please tell me what type of wood flooring this is?
And what stain/brand of stain is used?
I have 7" White Oak select hardwoods being installed...and I really like the look of the flooring in you pictures. Hoping to achieve a similar look. Thanks.
And what stain/brand of stain is used?
I have 7" White Oak select hardwoods being installed...and I really like the look of the flooring in you pictures. Hoping to achieve a similar look. Thanks.
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