I am very interested in information regardiing the floor.

peytonrue

9 years ago

Are they true brick pavers or thin brick? Where were they purchased and what is the color?
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Camens Architectural Group, LLC
9 years ago
True pavers, Hanson brick
mtinderscott
6 years ago
Did you use exterior brick mortar? How did you seal to keep it from feeling gritty and tracking through house?
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