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hi i would like to know how much the linear square foot of these produ

8 years ago

i would to use use these kind of ending nose stair

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OC Stairs / Design Hardwoods
8 years ago
HI Rubys Carpets,

We apologize for not responding to your question, but for some reason it has just become able to view. Actually all of our radius floor components are priced per job, wood type and size of it. Some radius floor components are installed by us and some by floor pros that order them from us. If it's not to late, you can send us a pic of the areas needed and a call back cell and we will contact you fro the details and pricing.

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Ed Topalian

OC Stairs / Design Hardwoods Inc.
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