What are the specs on the flooring?

7 years ago

I am interested in "pet proof" flooring with a wood look. Most Laminate products are obviously not wood. This floor could pass for hardwood.

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Floor Coverings International of Charleston
7 years ago
Hi, and thank you for inquiring about this gorgeous laminate floor. The specs are as follow: the board size is roughly 5 x 47 inches, the thickness is 12mm, and the installation method is floating. It is sold by the carton through Floor Coverings International, and each carton contains 17.99 square feet. It is proudly made in the U.S.A. Best regards, Floor Coverings International of Charleston
Erin W
4 years ago
Do you know the name or style of this flooring? Thanks
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Floor Coverings International of Charleston

Erin W

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