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Our new bathtub area

alainaaveryanna3

8 years ago

The house we just purchased have these exact tiles in the bath room. I am putting in a claw tub and will need to replace some floor and walls with the tile. Even the jewel inserts are the same. Can you please let me know where you purchased it? Thank you.

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Menke Inc.
8 years ago
@alainaaveryanna3 We are flooring retail store, we provided the material and installation for this bathroom. Both the wall tile and the accent mosaic are Mohawk products. If you are in Abilene, Texas, you are welcome to visit our store and we can help you order this tile. If you are not near us, we recommend visiting your nearest Mohawk retailer.
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