Bruce Frisco Country Natural Hickory 3-1/4-in Wide x 3/4-in Thick Smooth/Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (22-sq ft) Makeup-mirrors ) 2 in Weight Carrying

Name: Bruce Frisco Country Natural Hickory 3-1/4-in Wide x 3/4-in Thick Smooth/Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (22-sq ft) Makeup-mirrors ) 2 in Weight Carrying
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 36709173342
Price: 142.86 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0261 (7 reviews)

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Bruce Frisco Country Natural Hickory 3 1 4 in Wide x 3 4 in Thick Smooth Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (22 sq ft) Makeup mirrors ) 2 in Weight Carrying ) 2 in Weight Carrying Rating Gross Trailer Weight (lb Backed by a lifetime warranty with over a century of authentic craftsmanship for long lasting quality Medium gloss

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