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Nice tile and water color. What is the tile and the pool finish

9 years ago

Raised Pool Walls w Sheer Descent · More Info

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Sognare Tile, Stone & Sinks Co.
9 years ago
Looks like slate multi color
terrimulne thanked Sognare Tile, Stone & Sinks Co.
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Picture Build
8 years ago
Hi there,

Sorry, just saw this. Glass tile with pebble finish.
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