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patio pavers for new home

6 years ago

Hello
Can you tell me the brand and colour name of the patio pavers used here. We are looking at the Abbotsford Pavers and would like to confirm a colour choice. Thanks.

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Lyons Landscaping
5 years ago
Hello Jacquie45, it is the Pacific Slate paving stone in a Sandalwood blend: https://www.pavingstones.com/products/interlocking-paving-stones/pacific-slate

Thanks and have a great day!
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