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Dawn Jackson

4 years ago

Are the floors hardwood, interlocking, nail down, etc? Where can you purchase it? More info on the floors please.

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Castro Design Studio
4 years ago
They are five inch wide, character grade red oak. You should be able to source something similar from your local flooring supplier.
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