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Yesterday, we had a fun bowling event at Carpet Express. All of the employees bowled on a real bowling lane that we built in our warehouse.

The bowling lane was created with one of our beautiful cabin grade hardwoods. The hardwood is the Turlington Lock&Fold 5″ Cherry from Bruce Hardwood. The hardwood used for the actual lane is cabin grade quality and in the color natural. We keep stock in the cabin grade quality of this hardwood, but we also have the first quality on our website.

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Turlington Lock&Fold 5″ Cherry, color natural, has been sold and installed in many of our customers’ homes. If you are interested in having this hardwood flooring in your home or business, please call one of our sales representatives at 1-800-922-5582 or leave a comment down below and we will get back to you.

Click here to see the Turlington Lock&Fold 5″ Cherry, color natural.

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