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Tile layout

5 years ago

Are these tiles different sizes - on the floor? Or all the same? Maybe camera lens distortion? It looks like 12x24?

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Roberson Building Group
5 years ago
@pj - Thank you for your question! These tiles are all the same size,

This tile selection is:

THORNTREE - 12X24 Misty White Honed Marble, Herringbone Pattern with 93 warm gray grout. This product was ordered from Arizona Tile.
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