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7 years ago

Hello, is this pool fully tiled? Or has another product been used on the interior? Thank you

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LesleyH
7 years ago
Very welcoming.
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Crystal Pools
7 years ago
This pool is a fully tiled pool. The tile is a bleed of colours.
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