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Hi all
On the point of needing to buy wood (preferably engineered) flooring. Er-indoors was taken with some B & Q stuff with contoured surface. My concern with this is that if you need to sand it, it would be necessary to sand all the contours out to get rid of grime, scuffs etc. So I am trying to stear her in the direction of flat planks. But I'm not sure of the (dis)advantages of oil over laquer finish. Which would be easier to repair in the event of divots? Also, any recommendations for dark (antique looking) engineered oak suppliers? TIA Phil |
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