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Can you advise details of b&w wall tiles. Thanks

4 years ago

Debbie Brennan debbie@safetechhardware.com.au

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Hobbs Jamieson Architecture
4 years ago
Hi Debbie, they are from amber tiles, 200x200 patterned porcelain.
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