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Home Decorators Collection Garmon Ridge Hickory Engineered Hardwood Flooring DIY Kitchen Upgrades 75 For Use in Bathrooms
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Home Decorators Collection Garmon Ridge Hickory Engineered Hardwood Flooring DIY Kitchen Upgrades 75 For Use in Bathrooms 75 For Use in Bathrooms No For Use in Bedrooms Yes For Use in Dining Rooms No For Use in Living Rooms Yes Glass Type N A Number of Speeds 3 UNSPSC 40101600 Fixture Color Family Bronze Smart Compatible No Outdoor Usage Rating Wet location Safety Listing UL safety listing Suggested Room Size Large Room (up to 400 sq providing a durable surface that does not require painting or staining wipe immediately with a damp cloth to maintain the finish Below Grade Wood Subfloor Installation Locking Mechanism Click Lock Installation Method Floating Installs Over Subfloor Above Grade Concrete Subfloor
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