Wall cladding

Rachel O

7 years ago

Please can you tell me about the large grey wall tile/cladding?

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Kellaway Bathrooms
6 years ago
Hi Wachew, this photo is from one of our suppliers, however it is very similar to the Stoneway tile in Anthracite White here: http://www.bristoltile.co.uk/products/wall-floor-tiles/stoneway/ Thanks
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