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Is this tile or wood

Mercy Hervis- Padron

6 years ago

Hi Please give details what kind of tile it is? Is this wood or tile. If tile is it rectefied tile?

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Prestige Kitchen & Bath
6 years ago
Its a porcelain tile that looks like wood and we matched it with wood in the bedrooms and stairs.
Mercy Hervis- Padron
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6 years ago
OK Great but what kind of tile is it? Is it Rectified tile? Where and how can I find it for my house?
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