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07-18-16, 06:46 PM

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Hardwood or subfloor planks

Hi I've recently ripped up my carpet and was wondering if these were normal floorboards or the olden style subfloor planks. I have tried to add a pic below

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Your pics need to be scaled down. Mega pixel pics will never upload.

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welcome to the forums! . , . http://www.doityourself.com/forum/el...-pictures.html

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