NewAge Products Stone Composite White Oak 8-3/4-in Wide x 8-mm Thick Waterproof Interlocking Luxury Flooring (806.55-sq ft) value:Case 4x UV coat plus ceramic

Name: NewAge Products Stone Composite White Oak 8-3/4-in Wide x 8-mm Thick Waterproof Interlocking Luxury Flooring (806.55-sq ft) value:Case 4x UV coat plus ceramic
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19187133532
Price: 2414.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0333 (7 reviews)

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Description

NewAge Products Stone Composite White Oak 8 3 4 in Wide x 8 mm Thick Waterproof Interlocking Luxury Flooring (806.55 sq ft) value:Case 4x UV coat plus ceramic 4x UV coat plus ceramic bead finish for super max strength and quality Castle Gray Oak engineered hardwood flooring combines durability and elegance

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