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I'm interested in knowing the type of stone in the flooring.

3 years ago

I"m interested in knowing the type of stone in the flooring.

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CDP Architecture, LLC
3 years ago
They are bluestone pavers provides by a local distributer. You should be able to go to any stone yard or landscaping supply company and ask for their bluestone options to look at their samples. Thanks for the question!
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