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4 years ago

Can I ask for full details of floor, Width, Thickness, Colour, Finish
Thanks

The Natural Beauty of Oak Flooring · More Info

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The Solid Wood Flooring Company
4 years ago
Hi Aidan,

Here is more about the flooring used
- Timber - Oak
- Width - 190mm
- Thickness - 15mm
- Length - 1900mm
- Finish - Oiled
- Base Layer - 11mm 3-Layer Construction
- Top Layer - 4mm
- Edges - Micro Bevelled
- UFH - Suitable for Under Floor Heating
- Colour - Natural
For a free sample please head over to https://www.thesolidwoodflooringcompany.com/products/oiled-natural-oak-flooring-e730
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