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Who makes the wavy shower tile and where can I find it?

3 years ago

I'm starting a master bath remodel, and I love this tile.

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At No 19
3 years ago
Hi there, that tile came from Porcelanosa. Unfortunately I no longer have a note of its name as the project was a few years ago now. Hope that helps set you on the right path. Good luck with the renovations.
HU-194913493 thanked At No 19
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