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Brendan McHugh, Architect, Manasquan, NJ
8 months ago
The wall tile in the shower was Ripple 11.7" x 39.2" Gray Ceramic Matt by Apollo Tile Model# BRZIGRIDEC. The floor tile outside the shower was a 12x24 tile that was in stock at Home Depot. I don't see the exact tile on the website. (They may no longer offer it.) The closest ones seem to be: Model # NP101224HD1P6, Model # 1438371, Model # NPAVGRA1224PL, Model # NANGRE1224P, or Model # 610010002399.
Jean McCalmont
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8 months ago
Thank you for addressing my question.
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