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47sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
£3,400 incl. VAT the batch47sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 3/4", golden colour, tongue and grooved,£3,400 incl. VAT the batch -
23sqm Reclaimed English beech Parquet Block
£1,650 incl. VAT the batch23sqm Reclaimed English beech Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 3/4", straw colour, tongue and grooved,£1,650 incl. VAT the batch -
23sqm Reclaimed English pitch pine Parquet Block
£1,430 incl. VAT the batch23sqm Reclaimed English pitch pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 3/4", straw colour with a chocolate figured grain, tongue and grooved,£1,430 incl. VAT the batch -
15.5sqm Reclaimed English Oak Long Parquet Block
£995 incl. VAT the batch15.5sqm Reclaimed English Oak Long Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£995 incl. VAT the batch -
15sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
£950 incl. VAT the batch15sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£950 incl. VAT the batch -
12sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
£850 incl. VAT the batch12sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, golden colour, tongue and grooved,£850 incl. VAT the batch -
11.5sqm Reclaimed English Long Pitch Pine Parquet Block
£750 incl. VAT the batch11.5sqm Reclaimed English Long Pitch Pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£750 incl. VAT the batch -
7.25sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
£400 incl. VAT the batch7.25sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£400 incl. VAT the batch -
5sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
£275 incl. VAT the batch5sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 5/8", honey colour with a figured grain, tongue and grooved,£275 incl. VAT the batch
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