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What is the backsplash made of?

6 years ago

Please can you tell me what the backsplash is made of and where I can source it?

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The New and Reclaimed Flooring Company
6 years ago
I am sorry. We did the floor only. We are a wood flooring manufacturer and I know nothing about the backsplash.

Regards.
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