Flexco Natural Hickory 2-in T x 0.6875-in W x 78-in L Solid Wood Reducer ADA Compliant arriving fully assembled for straightforward

Name: Flexco Natural Hickory 2-in T x 0.6875-in W x 78-in L Solid Wood Reducer ADA Compliant arriving fully assembled for straightforward
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70931161494
Price: 48.74 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5022 (11 reviews)

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Flexco Natural Hickory 2 in T x 0.6875 in W x 78 in L Solid Wood Reducer ADA Compliant arriving fully assembled for straightforward arriving fully assembled for straightforward installation Owens Corning is known for their commitment to sustainability This Natural Hickory Solid Wood Reducer indulges your flooring with an exquisite transition that speaks to refined taste offering a cohesive look

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