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Rainy Oak Grey Wood Laminate 8x4 ft Super Matte 1 mm - SMT 7075
Rainy Oak Grey Wood Laminate 8x4 ft Super Matte 1 mm - SMT 7075
Regular price
Rs. 1,843.63
Sale price
Rs. 1,843.63
Regular price
Rs. 2,065.00
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Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Color | Brown |
| Application | Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Office, Hotel, Restaurant, TV Cabinet, Wardrobe |
| Finish | Super Matte |
| Width | 4 ft |
| Thickness | 1 mm |
| Size | 8x4 ft |
| Length | 8.0 ft |
| Coverage Area | 32.0 sqft |
| Indoor Outdoor | Indoor |
| Project Type | Commercial, Residential |
| Description | Craftwood Laminates Rainy Oak Grey from the Silky Matt collection offers a super matte finish in a brown wood texture, with a 1 mm thickness for durability and easy maintenance. This 8 ft x 4 ft sheet is ideal for various applications, including living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, offices, hotels, and restaurants, as well as TV cabinets and wardrobes. Its elegant design enhances both commercial and residential spaces, providing a low-maintenance surface that resists wear and tear. Perfect for projects requiring a stylish and functional, it combines aesthetic appeal with long-lasting performance. |
| Sub Category | Decorative |
| Product Type | Laminate |
| Appearance | Wood |
| Manufacturer | Craftwood laminates |
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