Please can you tell me what size and colour tiles that are used?

Martyn Makinson

4 years ago

Gloss Light Grey Slab Kitchen Designed and Fitted in Hazel Grove, Stockport · More Info

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4 years ago
Unfortunately in this instance our client supplier the tiles from one of the big multiples. I do believe them to be about 200X100mm. I hope this helps.
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