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Pergo Lifestyles 7-in Sterling Maple Smooth/Traditional Engineered Hardwood Flooring (35-sq ft) Nickel Cabinet Pulls press into place over WeatherLock Item Weight:6.758
USD174.65
USD199.65
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Pergo Lifestyles 7 in Sterling Maple Smooth Traditional Engineered Hardwood Flooring (35 sq ft) Nickel Cabinet Pulls press into place over WeatherLock Item Weight:6.758 press into place over WeatherLock underlayment or felt long lasting wall cabinet 476 Square Footage Per Carton (Sq Collection Name Lifestyles Construction Engineered Construction Type Tongue and groove Species Maple Manufacturer Color Finish Sterling Color Finish Family Gray Wood Grade Rustic Photosensitive Yes Gloss Level Low Common Thickness in Inches 1 2 in Common Width in Inches 7 in Actual Width (Inches) 7 Actual Thickness (Inches) 0
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