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10 years ago

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Oak & Broad
10 years ago
They look a lot like Walnut planks. Here are some shots of other floors made for Houzz users for comparison.
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Abigail-Elise Interiors, Inc.
10 years ago
These floors are walnut but they are solid wood and finished on site by carpenter-Shannon & Waterman have a similiar product that you can view online.

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