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Love your tile what brand and color is it?

9 years ago

also is that limestone shell pavers, how have they held up?

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Islandway Luxury Home and Pool
9 years ago
Thanks !

The client provided the tile, i believe it was purchased from a Floor N Decor.

Those are the limestone shell pavers, they have held up well and were installed on back pool deck area in 16x24 and on the driveway in French Pattern.
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