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Brazilian Cherry $2.50 s/f 'Products Limited Distribution' ?

chrisofvirginia

12 years ago

I keep seeing this ad in the Washingon Post "Solid Hardwood Brazilian Cherry Hardwood-3600 S.F. $2.50 per S.F. 301-860-1190". Googling the phone number it's Products Limited Distribution which seems to be a regional flooring supplier with locations in Baltimore, King of Prussia, Atlanta, and Charlotte. Has anyone done business with them? What was your experience? Thanks!

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Floortech
12 years ago
It seems way to good to be true. So you know the rest of the story. Good solid BC is about 6-7 bucks a foot wholesale. Cheaper junk is about 4 bucks wholesale. You decide. Seems too cheap.
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