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kbpalumbo

10 years ago

Who makes the shower wall tile and what color is it?

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Arbor Construction Group LLC
10 years ago
The marble is carrera, custom tile install. The glass is custom install, and the moldings were done by our carpenter.
Sam Dewick
10 years ago
We have carrera tiles here but 2x8 ones http://www.glasstilestore.com/brushed-stone-white-carrera-2x8-marble-tile.html those look like 2x4
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