Floor tiles

Maz Morris

5 years ago

Hi, Where can i source the flooring from. Whats the name etc? Thanks

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RAW Sunshine Coast
5 years ago
Hi Maz, thanks for your question. This is actually a vinyl floor runner (it looks like a tile) and we can special order it in for you from our supplier - there are a range of patterns/colours and sizes available. Just give our store a call for more information 0413 111 595. Have a great day, Katie
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