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Bruce Barnwood Living Monroe Red Oak 3.25-in Wide x .47-in Thick Distressed Engineered Hardwood (27 sq. ft.) Pebblino Mosaici Vintage Finish: Blue finish with
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Bruce Barnwood Living Monroe Red Oak 3.25 in Wide x .47 in Thick Distressed Engineered Hardwood (27 sq. ft.) Pebblino Mosaici Vintage Finish: Blue finish with Vintage Finish: Blue finish with distress and worm holes adds a charming cottage style This sink isn't just a utility item This distressed engineered hardwood beckons to those who relish style that marries rugged authenticity with elegance Specification Details Collection Name Barnwood Living Color Shade Medium Color Finish Family Brown Finish Type Prefinished Manufacturer Color Finish Monroe Sample Item Number 6020722 Actual Length (Feet) 0 Actual Thickness (Inches) 0
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