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Hi! What paver was used here please? Beautiful!!!

Laureen England

last year

Brand/Color? Thank you!

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Neave Group Outdoor Solutions
last year
I's Unilock Beacon Hill Fossil.
Laureen England
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Thank you so much for responding! I am going to PM you a more specific question if you don't mind. TY
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