What kind of flooring is this?

Kate Widman

3 years ago

Is it porcelain tile? Could you share any details possible as I’d like to purchase this tile.

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MY General Construction Inc.
3 years ago
Hi Kate, yes this is "Nano White" Porcelain Tile in 24"x24" and no grout is used.

We hope that this is helpful for you. Please let us know if you are searching for a flooring contractor for your project. Thank you! MYGC
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