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Love the grey hexagon floor tile. Can you tell me brand/grout?

4 years ago

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4 years ago
Hello, here is that info:

Ragno Rewind - Porcelain Hexagon Field Item # 88HEXRW92 - Color Peltro (Gray)

EC Powergrout #934 Delorean

Thanks!
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