Shane McNeill, a general contractor, installed inlays of Brazilian cherry, American walnut, and maple into a tiled kitchen floor in his home in Stoughton.
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Shane McNeill, a general contractor, installed inlays of Brazilian cherry, American walnut, and maple into a tiled kitchen floor in his home in Stoughton.
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When general contractor Shane J. McNeill decided to spruce up the white oak floors in his Stoughton ranch home, he didn't just sand and refinish the aging hardwood: He put down an inlay of Brazilian cherry, American walnut, and maple, creating an intricate border in his kitchen and dining room. (Full article: 460 words)
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