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angecav

8 years ago

What grade of Blackbutt has been used and what has been used over the top to finish it? Looks great

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8 years ago
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The beautiful grain and depth of colour of this Blackbutt is more to do with the age of the trees we sourced this timber from being mature trees makes all the difference. Knowing which region to source from is I guess like a Chef knowing where to buy his top cuts of meat. Glad you like the photo you are welcome to come to our Showroom and Warehouse to have a look at the treads in the raw and finished. for more information please go to our website on www.timberfloors.com.au
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