Hi. I would love to know what flooring this is please??

Bronwyn Snelling

3 years ago

Bronwyn

Beaming With Pride. Bulthaup b1 Kitchen · More Info

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Hobsons Choice
3 years ago
Hi Bronwyn, thank you for your enquiry. The floor on this hobsons|choice bulthaup kitchen project is a porcelain tile, which we supplied and fitted. It's a 600x600mm square tile.
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