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What material is the backsplash?

JJG Development

5 years ago

Who makes the large gray backsplash panels? What is the material?

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J

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Dan Goodwin Handcrafted Kitchens & Interiors
5 years ago
Hi

Thanks getting in contact the back panels where concrete ceramic tile.

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Dan
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