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Alberani Parketti

Lecce, Italy

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Alberani Parketti is an Italian firm with headquarters in Nociglia and a showroom in Lecce. The company was not explicitly endowed with a founding year, but it offers various parquet and flooring products, including Teak, Walnut wood, and Bamboo floors. Specialized in the nautical area, they can furnish piers, solariums, and boat equipment with their highly resistant Teak substitute or Teak floors. The firm also provides a range of certificates, including the use of natural oils for treating their wood. Alberani Parketti works with a variety of brands and manufacturers, including Teak and Restored spruce tree.

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