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lI have a very small space to tile.

2 years ago

I thought I had the problem solved, until I saw (what looks like cherry or apple) blossom sprays across the tiles, now I dont want anything else (price being the stopper! Can you give me an idea for 2 sides of an enclosure not more than 9 foot to a side and height of 7 foot? Can I install myself or will it take an expert?

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D. TODD TILE & DESIGN, LLC
2 years ago
Hi Sandra! Love your comment! There are different ways to approach cost, helping with the expense. If you contact me via my email I can help you better : dtoddandco@gmail.com
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