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5 years ago

Do they come in larger plank sizes?

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5 years ago
Hi Ashley, these were a pre-finished white oak. The company we bought through no longer has the product, but this looks very similar. https://floorsunlimited.com/prefinished-flooring-products/forest-accents-euro-textures-european-white-oak-toulouse-for-euro-toulouse
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