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Id like to create a marble splashback similar to this

6 years ago

Have you used marble tiles or a single piece of marble ? Please advise

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Stone Productions Contracts (SPC Ltd)
6 years ago
Good morning Kim, we used a piece of 20mm slab (i.e. single piece) to achieve this splashback, and the material is Carrara marble. If you require any more help please do not hesitate in contacting me on 0207 228 0707. Dave
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