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What type of wood is the Trim?

9 years ago

What type of wood and what colour stain are the baseboards and window trim? We have Cherry cabinets that look similar to the ones in this house and I love the mix of the woods that you've done!

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Lancaster Craftsmen Builders Inc.
9 years ago
The wood is pine, I'm sorry I don't have the stain color available for you.
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Lancaster Craftsmen Builders Inc.
9 years ago
Stain is Special Walnut with Satin finish.
Denise Schaaf thanked Lancaster Craftsmen Builders Inc.
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