Flooring? Nice and modern.

Bridgette Gottlieb

4 years ago

Flooring? Nice and modern. What is the material used for flooring?

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Echinops Garden Design
4 years ago
Hi thanks for your enquiry. The flooring used is a porcelain tile 600mm x 600mm to match interior, but with an exterior finish.
efasano10
4 years ago
Hi Do you know the name of the Porcelain. Im looking for one just like this. is is 24X24? I saw one at Flor and decor but not sure. Thanks, Eva
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efasano10
4 years ago
also did you use grout if so what color with this kind of light color porcelain.

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Flooring? Nice and modern.

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