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08-22-06, 04:40 PM

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Bruce flooring CB921 replacement?

Hello,
Bruce seems to have discontinued its CB921 strip hardwood. Does anybody know what the new model number is for its replacement of the old Laurel strips?

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If you do a google search, you might be able to find some stores/companies that still carry them. I did a search on "Bruce CB921" and some popped up...if I'm correct.

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anyone who sells it should know.

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