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CoreTec Ezra Oak photos needed

last year

Hi all.

There are barely any photos anywhere apart from the manufaturers site. Would appreciate if anyone can post pictures if they have installed it in their home

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Patricia Colwell Consulting

last year

How will that help you? Seeing another picture will in no way tell you how it will be in your space with your stuff and your lighting. Can you get a box and bring it home and lay it out that honestly is the only way to know how it looks in your home.

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priyo_66
Original Author
last year
hmmm, that does make sense. I guess it is better to get a box first and check it before ordering 15K worth of flooring and not liking. That does add a lot to the cost though as shipping seems to be more than the cost of the box.
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Linda Dunkelberger
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Anyone has Ezra Oak photos yet 🥹
Amanda Nelson
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Has anyone found a photo of Ezra Oak installed in someones home yet? Need help deciding as well!
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EZRA OAK- I have gotten a hold of some images from the company! :D

Thoughts anyone?

After seeing them all together, I think they are too busy.
Amanda Nelson
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EZRA OAK- I have gotten a hold of some images from the company! :D

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After seeing them all together, I think they are too busy.

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