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Love the fireplace tile surround. Where did you get the tile from?

leeanne_bingham77

7 years ago

Tile source

JOB Whyte Ave Condo · More Info

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Action Flooring and Design Abilities
7 years ago
Thank you for the question. Action Flooring helped this customer source this ceramic wall tile choice from a company in Edmonton: Tierra Sol.

Action Flooring is located at 9249 50 ST Edmonton, please feel free to come by and see one of our sales team members to assist you if you are looking to source a tile for your project.
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