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Sally K

4 years ago

What colour grouting did you use for the tiles. Also what size are these tiles?

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Feioi
4 years ago
Hi Sally

Thank you for your question. I used a mid-grey coloured grout and the tiles are 100mm x 200mm white metro tiles. Hope that helps!

Jennifer
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