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WHAT FLOORS WERE USED IN THIS KITCHEN??

Vernique Callwood

5 years ago

What type of floors are these: material? color? application process? vendor?

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Stratos Form
5 years ago
This flooring is a manmade material by Neolith. It is called "Fusion" and the color is Beton. It comes in slabs and is installed the same way that you install stone slabs.
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