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White oak floor

3 years ago

I’m wondering what type/manufacture and colour? Where to buy? Thanks

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PRO
Square One Construction
3 years ago
Hello! This floor was supplied through Cambridge Flooring in Langley, BC, Canada. The floor is a wide plank brushed white oak. I wasn't able to find the specs for this particular floor but Cambridge should be able to help you out with this. You can reference the flooring for the Square One townhouse project and they'll be able to pull it for you.
Sara
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you so much!
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