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Bruce Laurel Gunstock Oak 2-1/4-in W x 3/4-in T x 84-in Smooth/Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (20-sq ft / Carton) Bryce Series Contains all hardware needed for

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SKU 20552865617 · ★ 4.4

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Bruce Laurel Gunstock Oak 2 1 4 in W x 3 4 in T x 84 in Smooth Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (20 sq ft Carton) Bryce Series Contains all hardware needed for Contains all hardware needed for assembly Q: Is the sink undermount Material: 100% Solid Oak for superior durability and long lasting beauty 2mm Acclimation Time Required Yes Antimicrobial No Commercial Residential Residential Construction Solid Dent Resistant No Fade Resistant No Gloss Level High Hardness Scale (Janka Rating) 3 (Janka rating 1261 1400) Installation Level At or above ground level Installation Location On grade Installation Type Nail down Janka Hardness Rating 1290 Locking System Tongue and groove Number of Plies 0 Padding Included No Paintable No Parquet No Pet Friendly Yes Photosensitive No Sample Available Yes Scratch Resistant No Skid Resistant No Sold As Carton Species Oak Stain Resistant No Subfloor Type Plywood only Texture Smooth Traditional Underlayment Included No Warranty 15 year limited Water Resistant No Waterproof No Wood Grade Select Corresponding Moulding Item Number 848431

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