Golden Coast European Oak 2mm Veneer 1/2" T x 7.5" W Engineered Wood Flooring (31.09 sq.ft/case) Serene thickness x 3 in XL1205ST:48 inches/pc for 1 staircase

Name: Golden Coast European Oak 2mm Veneer 1/2" T x 7.5" W Engineered Wood Flooring (31.09 sq.ft/case) Serene thickness x 3 in XL1205ST:48 inches/pc for 1 staircase
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2327935434
Price: 176.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2385 (27 reviews)

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Golden Coast European Oak 2mm Veneer 1 2" T x 7.5" W Engineered Wood Flooring (31.09 sq.ft case) Serene thickness x 3 in XL1205ST:48 inches pc for 1 staircase thickness x 3 in STC (Sound Transmission Class) is 66dB Style: Light Wire Brushed Crafted to highlight the natural charm of real hardwood

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