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Idea Bookvol12 PROJECT IDEA BOOKVOL12 www.SURPLUS–WAREHOUSE.COM Featuring Floors, Kitchens, Baths, Doors & Windows at the Guaranteed Lowest Price! Guaranteed Lowest Price! Index This Project Idea Book represents a reference guide for the products we Programs: Page 2 carry in stock on a regular basis, all at the Guaranteed Lowest Price. There Credit Card Program, are also special buys, new products and ‘Clearance Countdown’ items, not Landlord Program. shown in this book, that you will only fi nd in our stores or on our website. Flooring: So visit www.surplus–warehouse.com and your local store often. Pages 3 to 14 Hardwoods, Laminates, Carpet, Natural Stone, Porcelain, Ceramic, Vinyl and Flooring Accessories. Kitchens: Our ‘Spend Less Express’ Program gives you access to items and Pages 15 to 38 products not normally stocked in our stores. 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