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Love the hall are these restored baltic pine? if so what stain?

Andrew Blizzard

3 years ago

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Fitzroy North House · More Info

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MMAD Architecture
3 years ago
no we relayed reclaimed boards an an overlay from Historical Timber Floors
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Andrew Blizzard
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3 years ago
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Cheers looks awesome, I've got Baltic's that I'm looking to stain as my wife doesn't like them.
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