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Wood imitation stoneware – a practical and elegant floor finish
FlooringsInterioring
Peter Bowers
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Wood imitation stoneware – a practical and elegant floor finish

Wood has its limitations, so if you want to achieve the effect of natural wood and at the same time take care of safety of demanding zones such as the hallway, reach for porcelain stoneware that combines all those features

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Renovating an apartment on your own is not the easiest thing to do. It is worth knowing what treatments can be omitted. Doubts are often raised by priming. When is it necessary?