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Back splash tile

11 years ago

What is the tile on the back splash also - Thanks!

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Dal-Tile
11 years ago
Daltile Ayers Rock in Solar Summit 20"x20" on the floor straight joint and 6.5"x6.5" on the backsplash straight joint.
Katarina Kollar
6 years ago
Kitchen backsplash tiles
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