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What is the tile in the pool with the mosaic look design?

6 years ago

Tile in pool

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Cox Pools
6 years ago
Hi,

This was a home designed and built to showcase several local installers and designers. The tile was provided by Q-Tile. Their contact information is below.

Address: 17 Uptown Grayton Cir #2, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

Phone: (850) 213-0000

We don't have record of the exact tile, but please reach out to Suzy. We are confidant she can give you the information.

Hope this helps...

Cox Pools
Dev Cav
Original Author
6 years ago
Thank you so much for your prompt response!! Very helpful!!
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Dev Cav
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Oh, and we love your pool! We live in Carlsbad, CA and this pool is our inspiration!!

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