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I would like more information on the backsplash Is it available ?

3 years ago

where can I purchase the backsplash--Manufacturer and more pictures Thank you

Island White Shaker Kitchen · More Info

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J&J Carpet One Floor & Home
3 years ago
Hi @cameron50 ! Thanks for the inquiry.

Here is a link to the complete gallery:

https://www.calljj.com/merritt-island-fl/583-island-white-shaker-kitchen.php

it also lists the products used in the remodel. Images are also on our instagram page at:

www.instagram.com/jjcarpetone

This backsplash is from IWT Tesoro : 3 x 12 Albatross Gray (more blue than gray). If you are local to Merritt Island....feel free to stop by and see a sample in person!

Regards,

Trish Figari

J&J Carpet One Floor and Home

Merritt Island, FL
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