patio material?

Kelly Hickman

5 years ago

Hi! Can you please share the patio stone/ material? And finishing? Clear coat, stain, etc.? TIA

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5 years ago
Kelly this is a full color range Pennsylvania Bluestone. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you, 440-729-0011
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