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Holgan Land Surveying, PC

11 years ago

Could you please tell me the colors and styles that were used. I believe the paver is blue 60? What is the coping and border, and colors please

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Techo-Bloc
11 years ago
Very clean look, is this blu60?
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Platinum Site Development
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Blu60, 50/50 mix Harvest Gold and Chestnut Brown. Double sailor Victorian border Onyx Black, Victorian Permeable soldier in Harvest Gold. Pool Coping would be blue stone. This project was sent to Michael Bonomo about a year ago, we would love to have it professionally photographed Techo-Bloc is interested.
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Holgan Land Surveying, PC
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11 years ago
Lovely!!!
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Techo-Bloc
11 years ago
This is a beautiful project.
lh338805
7 years ago
This is exactly what I am looking for! Too bad I can't get the plans. I would just do stamped concrete rather than pavers.

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