Plancher Preverco Bois d’ingénierie 5 1/8 po en Chêne rouge | Collection Flex 19 - Nuance Naturel, fini satiné, 3/4 po d’épaisseur Accueil > Schluter > Film de protection de surface preventing damage to the covering
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Plancher Preverco Bois d’ingénierie 5 1 8 po en Chêne rouge Collection Flex 19 Nuance Naturel, fini satiné, 3 4 po d’épaisseur Accueil > Schluter > Film de protection de surface preventing damage to the covering preventing damage to the covering The 5 inch maple engineered hardwood flooring from the eco friendly Crafters Mission collection captivates with its natural simplicity A thick hardwood layer is secured to softwood strips arranged in alternating directions and bonded by two strands of flexible polymer Flex platform flooring features a two layer construction that provides optimal flexibility
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