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What is this type of gray stone? Thanks.

3 years ago

I am looking for a natural stone porch that is gray in color.

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Bret Franks Construction, Inc.
3 years ago
That is natural slate that came from our brick and stone supplier.
deitzie
last year
What color is the front door?
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Erik Hofstrom
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I’d also like to know the color of the front door. Thanks!

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