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What is the name of the floor?

Marsha Stromberg

7 years ago

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Jabara's Carpet Outlet Inc.
7 years ago
although it looks like an 8" wide hand scrapped hickory, this is a photo that was upload before we took possession of the site so i can not tell you exactly who makes it. I can tell you though we have several simialr floors in our showroom on display starting at around $6 a sq. ft.
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