Plancher Preverco Bois d’ingénierie 5-1/8 po en Chêne blanc V+ Vienna | Collection Flex 19 fini mat, 3/4 po d’épaisseur - DISCONTINUÉ Accueil > Preverco > Bois d’ingénierie 5 mm) channel accepts glass
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Plancher Preverco Bois d’ingénierie 5 1 8 po en Chêne blanc V+ Vienna Collection Flex 19 fini mat, 3 4 po d’épaisseur DISCONTINUÉ Accueil > Preverco > Bois d’ingénierie 5 mm) channel accepts glass 5 mm) channel accepts glass panels up to 3 8" (10 mm) thick Specifically engineered for coverings installed on gravel or on an elevated substructure Flex platform floors are made of two layers designed to provide optimal flexibility A thick hardwood surface is attached to softwood slats arranged crosswise and connected by two flexible polymer cords
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