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Thickness of marble edge

11 years ago

What is the thickness of this marble edge and is this a laminated edge?Thanks!

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BECKER WORKS LTD
11 years ago
Edge Detail 3 cm double ogee
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11 years ago
Beautiful edge detail. Thanks!
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