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Bruce Manchester 3.25-in Cherry Oak Smooth/Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (22-sq ft) Flooring new 24 The Senco SCN65XP Coil Nailer

USD142.45

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SKU 9888743403 · ★ 4.5

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Bruce Manchester 3.25 in Cherry Oak Smooth Traditional Solid Hardwood Flooring (22 sq ft) Flooring new 24 The Senco SCN65XP Coil Nailer The Senco SCN65XP Coil Nailer is light enough for 1 handed use yet powerful enough to drive 3 1 2 in This cabinet is not just storage—it's a statement piece that transforms your bathroom into a haven of luxury 25 Actual Thickness (Inches) 0 Feet) 22 Appropriate Level for Installation At or above ground level Variable Width No Variable Length Yes Subfloor Type Plywood only Warranty 35 year Finish Type Prefinished Janka Hardness Rating 1290 Hardness Scale 3 (Janka rating 1261 1400) Hardwood Plank Width Narrow plank (3 in to 5 in) CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Texture Smooth Traditional Installation Type Nail down Sample Available No Color Shade Dark UNSPSC 30161700 Water Protection N A Waterproof No Sold As Carton

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