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what floor tile did you use?

3 years ago

I’m looking for this tile for my bathroom floor. Thank-you

Marina Del Rey, CA. remodel · More Info

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Studio Blu
3 years ago
From Rock Mill Tile and Stone French Encaustic Deco Porto 8 x 8 full box 13 tiles 6.50 a sq. ft. 310-379-7646. Tell them studio blu sent you. :)
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Studio Blu
3 years ago
Hey I am teaching a bathroom remodeling class. Let me know if you are interested!
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Ann Melkesian
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank-you for the information, much appreciated. Not interested in taking a remodeling class at this time, but glad you mentioned it!
Maybe in the future...

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