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Where can I purchase the slabs & what type are they?

last year

The garden is stunning!!! I love the slabs. Are they Porcelain? Would you mind sharing what they are & where can I purchase them?

Urban living garden, Hackney · More Info

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Jenny Bloom Garden Design
last year
Yes it is exterior porcelain - this is Gea 900 x 600 from London Stone
Sandie Shastry
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last year
Amazing!!! Thank you much for sharing Jenny truly grateful to you!
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