What colour grout do you recommend for this scottish oak tile?

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8 years ago

Inspirational Home Ideas Millelegni Scottish Oak Wood Effect Floor Tiles · More Info

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btw Ceramics Ltd
8 years ago
We would recommend a brown grout with this tile.
Barbara Tria
8 years ago
I am considering putting this flooring in my house and am having second thoughts - did you install it in your home? Happy with it?
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What colour grout do you recommend for this scottish oak tile?

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