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5 years ago

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Barnards Carpet One Floor & Home
5 years ago
Hi Julie,

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, as I was out of the office for jury duty!!

This product is an Earthscapes sheet vinyl called Belmond. You can contact your local Carpet One store to verify they have that on display and to take a look at it. If you would prefer a vinyl tile instead of sheet vinyl, there are also options available similar to this look.

To locate a Carpet One near you, go to www.carpetone.com

Thanks and good luck with your project!
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