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mrsbronwyngreen

9 years ago

What is the blue wall /floor material?

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Echo
9 years ago
Hi Bronwyn, The material on the walls and floor was a rubber flooring from Dalsouple unfortunately it is no longer available for small domestic projects.

All the best Sam from Echo
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