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7 years ago

which kind of floor is in the picture?

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IGF Trattamenti e Levigatura materiali naturali
7 years ago
Sembrerebbe un Legno Rovere prefinito spazzolato.
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Vedum Kök & Bad
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Hi Domenico!

The floor in this picure is from Tarkett and is called Epoque White Ash.
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domenico g
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7 years ago
Thanks ;)

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