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10 years ago

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Regina Pools & Spas
10 years ago
This is a Legacy liner, and the pattern is Oxford Tile / Glimmerglass floor. Check out our Vinyl Liner gallery at http://reginapools.com/vinyllinerpatterns for more options! Thanks for the question.
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