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To:</td><td>Tuesday, July 24, 2012 5:43 PM
Robert Ilas</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Re: revised flooring proposal</td></tr></table>

Hi Robert,

I will touch base with my =uilding manager who is meant to place the order for me. Also, I'm =econsidering putting wood in the kitchen now! Is the satin poly finish =urable for a kitchen, or would it need another coating of =omething? On Jul 24, 2012, at 1:38 PM, Robert =las wrote:

Hi= [ ]

Have =ou reached a decision about your order? Please let me know if there is =nything else I can assist you with. Best,

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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 =8:45
To: Robert =las
Subject: Re: revised flooring =roposal

Most clean boards end up 6 to 9 =nches wide, then very select ones go over 10 inches wide.

To =ake them 5" wide, they have to cut them again, then do the tong and =roove — this brings up the price around 20%.

Your =rder would be around $1400 more for all same 5" wide.

The =ontinental oak is always cheaper because the wood is simply cleaner — =o matter the tree location, oak in Europe does not have so many =mperfections / knots.

Best,

ebonyandco
156 Fifth =venue, Suite 707
New York, NY 10010, =SA
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