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11-29-19, 09:34 AM

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Flooring Brand/Model

Our house has an engineered wood flooring, put in before we lived here. I have some of the extra pieces of wood. Is there any way to tell the brand and model flooring from the writing stamped on the back of the wood planks? I see HWMLR22849 Rushick on the back.

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