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7 years ago

Hi there can you confirm this is pulpis grey?

Action Flooring - mud room - Edmonton, AB · More Info

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PRO
Action Flooring and Design Abilities
7 years ago
Yes, you are correct this is also a classic pulpis grey in a 12x24 tile.
laims
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks so much. We are also considering this tile for our new build. Would you say the tile is more grey or warm? I noticed it looks very different depending on lighting. Love the look in this photo.
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PRO
Action Flooring and Design Abilities
7 years ago
I would say this is a grey tile, we should have samples here so if you are interested come by and take a look at them: Action Flooring located at 9249 50 st Edmonton - hopefully this will help you to find the perfect tile for your new build.

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