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The Widow's Son Okoume Lumber Boards - 3/4"" x 2"" x 12"" (4 Pcs), Natural

R 937

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The Widow's Son Okoume Lumber Boards - 3/4"" x 2"" x 12"" (4 Pcs), Natural
- DURABLE WOOD: Okoume lumber boards crafted from a sustainable African wood known for its hardness and resistance to warping or cracking.
- Kiln dried stable wood.
- You are purchasing four pieces. Size: 3/4" x 2" x 12"
- SMOOTH FINISH: Finely sanded surface ready to finish with oil, polyurethane or paint for any interior decor style from rustic to modern.
- VERSATILE MATERIAL: Whether for flooring, furniture, trim or other woodwork, Okoume lumber offers versatility with its workability and cost effectiveness.
Country USA
Brand The Widow's Son
Manufacturer CT Power Tools LLC
ItemPartNumber Okum1
Model OKUME
Color Natural
UnitCount 4
UPCs 762535406435
EANs 0762535406435
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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