homeowner
I recently purchased a short-sale beach colonial house, five blocks from the ocean. The house was built in 1914; we gutted the inside, except for the beautiful window trim, baseboard trim, and plaster walls, which have all been restored to their former glory. Unfortunately, the Southern pine floors from ancient Southern pine trees were in terrible shape and could not be restored. So, we used the pine as sub-floor and installed no-knot oak floor with a natural stain. The pegboards are also oak with a natural stain. I can't even describe how beautifully the pegboards match the floor. The pegboards also match the edge (radius) that was used on the quartz kitchen countertop, and the pegboards act as the only closet on the first floor! They are just as well made and crafted and finished as the 1914 window and baseboard trim. I took a chance on the pegboards because I was in a rush to get the house done before the township inspection. I was not disappointed, and neither will you be. Please feel confident and comfortable in buying these pegboards and enjoy them as much as we do. Blessings, Phyllis from Bradley Beach, NJ
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Reviewed by: PHYTLLIS SCHMIDT from Bradley Beach NJ.
on 11/27/2016
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