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bekstarau

8 years ago

Hi, I'd love to know the colour & the name of the style of the pool. Thanks in advance!!

Castlestone bullnose and pavers in random pattern · More Info

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8 years ago
The colour of the pavers are Sunny Yellow the pool is a Barrier Reef Pool at their Northside display in Perth. I'm unsure of the pool colour.
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