Flooring and tilesin shower

Cheryl

3 months ago

What is the flooring in the shower made of, and is it removable for cleaning. And are the wall tiles ceramic ?

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Rock Paper Hammer
3 months ago
The shower floor is teak and yes it is removable for cleaning. The walls are Fireclay ceramic tile.
Cheryl
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3 months ago
It’s beautiful. I want to steal, ahem, be inspired by, this idea when I redo my en suite. Thank you for answering
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