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Love the tile/splashback!

6 years ago

Any idea where I can get those tiles/ splashback in the kitchen? Thanks.

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Studio Schubert
6 years ago
hello,

This came directly from my suppliers im Italy. I can supply this rolę dorectly to YouTube as long as the project is UK based. These also come in a variety of different sizes up to a slab size. It is a great product and provides good value for money when comparing to natural stone.

Let me know if you wish to receive a quote.
Mex thanked Studio Schubert
Mex
Original Author
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Yes please! I am based in the UK and expecting to move house in the next few months and would love to consider these tiles for my kitchen. Please send quote to menu78@hotmail.com. Given I don't have exact measurements yet, can you please send me price per sqm and delivery costs? Thanks.
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