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What kind of backsplash tile was used?

2 years ago

Interested in pattern and where to purchase. Thanks!

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Vogel Builders, LLC
2 years ago
Hello. This tile was manufactured by Walker Zanger. I believe it was called Paramount. We've been asked about it several times, and I'm pretty sure WZ discontinued it a few years ago. However, they may have some similar looks. WZ uses select flooring distributors, and those vary from region to region. If you find something you like on the Walker Zanger website, you should be able to plug in your zip code to find retailers near you.
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