A high traffic retail environment requires a floor that will withstand the wear of thousands upon thousands of feet– especially during the rush of January sales.
June 30th, 2011
In David Jones’ Kotara store, Armourfloor Moda from Big River provides the perfect flooring solution.
Moda is a stylish contemporary addition to the Armourfloor family with its 5 layers of hardwood creating a solid, durable floorboard.


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