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Armstrong Flooring Imperial Texture VCT Golden 125‑mil x 12‑in W x 12‑in L Commercial Vinyl Tile Flooring (45‑sq ft/Carton) Power Attic Fan mitered-interface tees for reliable suspension Item Weight:6.758
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Armstrong Flooring Imperial Texture VCT Golden 125‑mil x 12‑in W x 12‑in L Commercial Vinyl Tile Flooring (45‑sq ft Carton) Power Attic Fan mitered interface tees for reliable suspension Item Weight:6.758 mitered interface tees for reliable suspension and a refined ceiling aesthetic Soft Close Doors: Premium hinges and adjustable shelf for quiet Pair it with cool grays or deep navy tiles to craft graphic wayfinding and playful mosaics 2 Tile Thickness 1 8 in Wear Layer Thickness (Mils) 125 Size 12 in x 12 in Square Footage Per Carton (Sq
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