shower floors are made of?

Joe Emiro

5 months ago

the wood slats in the shower are teak or something else? Do you have a national supplier or vendor?

I’d really appreciate it.

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Phillip Price Construction
5 months ago
Hi the shower floor is made of solid teak wood inside a sunken shower pan.
Joe Emiro
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5 months ago
Thank you for getting back to me
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