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Can we get this in the US?

5 years ago

I would love to order these tiles for a project in Fountain Valley. Does anyone know where we can get this or something similar?

Concrete Look Porcelain Floor Tiles in Sydney · More Info

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Kalafrana Ceramics
5 years ago
Send me an email and i will pass on the details.

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Martina Hiblerova
4 years ago
where i can order this tiles please?
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