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9 years ago

Hello. What kind of floor tile is this? Where can I purchase? Very nice.

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Andrea Michaelson Design
9 years ago
it was purchased 22 years ago from a quarry in austin texas but it is texas limestone and i used it in tile form 18x36 as well as for some slabs, pool coping, and more
honeysuckle8
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9 years ago
Very nice! Thanks.
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Jessica Mody
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