Armstrong Flooring Imperial Texture 45-Piece Colorado Stone Commercial VCT Tile Cove Security Set it combines style and functionality per panel

Name: Armstrong Flooring Imperial Texture 45-Piece Colorado Stone Commercial VCT Tile Cove Security Set it combines style and functionality per panel
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 52807839786
Price: 35.49 USD
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Rating: 4.3456 (8 reviews)

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Armstrong Flooring Imperial Texture 45-Piece Colorado Stone Commercial VCT Tile Cove Security Set it combines style and functionality per panel

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Armstrong Flooring Imperial Texture 45 Piece Colorado Stone Commercial VCT Tile Cove Security Set it combines style and functionality per panel it combines style and functionality Battery level indicator Refurbished No Size of Yard 1 2 2 Acres Minimum Cutting Height (in Feet) 1 Commercial Residential Commercial Groutable No Stain Resistant Yes Scratch Resistant No Protective Wear Layer Acrylic Sold As Carton Luxury Vinyl Tile No Sub Floor Surface Hard surface vinyl Floating No Warranty 5 year commercial CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No UNSPSC 30161700 Wear Layer Thickness (Mils) 125 Use Location Indoor Water Protection Water resistant Sample Item Number N A Size 12 in x 12 in Sample Available No

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