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Hi can you tell me the colour and manufacturer of the stone. stunning

6 years ago

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Cultured Stone®
6 years ago
Hi Jackpot! Thank you! That is Cultured Stone by Boral. The style is Country Ledgestone and the color is Echo Ridge.
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6 years ago
Thank you
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