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Pergo Max 5.36-in Heritage Hickory Handscraped Engineered Hardwood Flooring (22.5-sq ft) Color:Chestnut Smooth and continuous ELV dimming Item Weight:6.758
USD84.02
USD133.02
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Pergo Max 5.36 in Heritage Hickory Handscraped Engineered Hardwood Flooring (22.5 sq ft) Color:Chestnut Smooth and continuous ELV dimming Item Weight:6.758 Smooth and continuous ELV dimming to 10% with an electronic low voltage dimmer rectangular design with white finish coordinates with the entire Gazette collection for complementary style 36 Actual Thickness (Inches) 0 Collection Name Max Construction Engineered Construction Type Locking Species Hickory Manufacturer Color Finish Heritage Color Finish Family Brown Wood Grade Rustic Photosensitive Yes Gloss Level Low Common Thickness in Inches 3 8 in Common Width in Inches 5 1 4 in Actual Width (Inches) 5
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