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4 years ago

I don't see the dimensions of this tile. If I would like the chevron/hex transition shown on second image on this page, what 3 tile products do I purchase? Thank you.

Evolution Hexagon Ceramic Subway Wall Tile, Sample, White Gloss · More Info

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Wayne Tile Company
4 years ago
Hi Lori,

I received your email and will get the details for you. Thank you for the inquiry!
Lori Haynie
Original Author
4 years ago
great. Thank you
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