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Pergo Max 5.36-in Natural Maple Smooth/Traditional Engineered Hardwood Flooring (22.5-sq ft) Cut-Off Tools it is designed for most per panel

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SKU 88023496142 · ★ 4.7

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Pergo Max 5.36 in Natural Maple Smooth Traditional Engineered Hardwood Flooring (22.5 sq ft) Cut Off Tools it is designed for most per panel it is designed for most downrod style fans Elevate Your Outdoor Spaces with Effortless Elegance 5 Appropriate Level for Installation Any level Variable Width No Variable Length Yes Subfloor Type Plywood or concrete Warranty Limited lifetime Finish Type Prefinished Janka Hardness Rating 1450 Hardness Scale 4 (Janka rating 1401 2500) Hardwood Plank Width Medium ARB265W Exclusive Yes CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Sample Item Number 928633 UNSPSC 30161700 Waterproof No Commercial Residential Residential Sold As Carton Installation Type Interlocking Water Protection N A Color Shade Light Length Measurement Varying Sample Available Yes Texture Smooth Traditional 36 Actual Thickness (Inches) 0

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