Floor covering

Tracey Nolan

2 years ago

Hello,

Could you please tell me what type of white floor covering is used in the kitchen.

Many thanks.

St Albans, Hertfordshire · More Info

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RLDC
2 years ago
The floor is white resin. i think it was supplied by Chasingspace.

BW, Richard
Tracey Nolan
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2 years ago
Many thanks Richard . I greatly appreciate your reply
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