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Love the stain color of the floor. Please let us know the stain name.

7 years ago

White Oak - Rift & Quartered · More Info

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Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring
7 years ago
Thanks for reaching out to us. I'm not sure of the stain exactly. We just manufacture the product, we don't finish it. I reached out to the customer and all they remember is that it was a Bona product. It's a fairly natural color of the wood though. There's not too much stain .
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ULTIMATE HARDWOOD LTD
7 years ago
Looks like Bona provincial or puritin pine.
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