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    Monday, July 28, 2008

    Faux May Be The Way To Go

    Renewable Bamboo

    Hardwood flooring is attractive, as it lasts for years and is relatively durable, but installation can be expensive. In addition, the flooring requires regular waxing and refinishing to maintain its beauty. With a unique look and strength that surpasses hardwood, coupled with its ability to renew quickly in nature, bamboo is quickly becoming one of the hottest flooring trends. It is also resistant to moisture and very durable, resisting nicks, scratches and warping.



    "Faux May Be The Way To Go" will be the topic of the July Fixie Chick blog series. Twice a week I'll be posting ideas and information on some of the coolest and innovative new "faux" products for your home and yard.

    -Have a great week
    -The Fixie Chick

    posted by Fixie Chick at 7:43 AM

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