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Love the doors and the steps. What type of wood are they please.

marinahollybank

7 years ago

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RMA Architects
7 years ago
Hi Marina. The external doors are a hardwood by McNally's Joinery. The floors are by the Hardwood Flooring Company and are a white oiled European oak. Glad you like them!
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