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Where you get the concrete panels?

Martin Kyselica

7 years ago

I just wondering where u get the concrete panels, do you buy them in store?

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Crossville Studios
7 years ago
Hello,

These are actually porcelain pavers (2cm thick - like typical pavers). These are manufactured in the US, and we supply them here. Lead time is typically two weeks or less.

Feel free to contact our main location (303)759-1919 and talk to a showroom representative for more information on the Outdoor porcelain pavers.

Thanks!
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