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M Rush

8 years ago

Hi just wondering which colour quickstep product is used in this photo please?
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BargainFlooring
8 years ago
Hi mrushton , it is Quick-Step Light Grey Varnished Oak Planks Elite UE1304 Elegant plank format. Plank floor with subtle edging
Subtle V-groove around the planks
Fast and easy to install with Uniclichttp://www.quick-step.com/europe/ie/en/floor/418282.aspx
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