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12 years ago

What products were used as sub flooring so that tile and wood didn't need a transition? In a home with nail down bamboo in place and a kitchen remodel being planned, I want to plan a seamless transition

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9 years ago
Thank you for reaching out! While we do our best to retain
as much information as possible for each project, unfortunately we do not
always have all the details regarding materials/furnishings/sources/costs/etc.
Often, the builder or interior designer are a great source to provide more
specifics on these inquiries.

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