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What floor have you laid love it do you think white light oak floor to light

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Higham Furniture
last year
Hi, we made the kitchen but did not supply or lay the floor. We are not sure what the specifications are. Tim.
Tilly
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last year
Just wondering will white ash floor go with dove grey kitchen shaker white Miami vena work top
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