Where to get purple floor tiles
Pam Pam
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
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8 years ago
Michelle
8 years agoPam Pam
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoadvice: make sure builder orders the tiles when you give him the list, I gave him the list 2 Feb but he only goes to order them today and of course the purple feature mosaics need 2 weeks to be ordered and the tiling is next Wednesday. Was so angry at him, anyway he rang around and found another tile shop that did have them there so he redeemed himself. So though no purple on floor this is my feature purple on the wall. A real 3D effect to this tile sheet. Thanks to those that responded. May purple be more plentiful in the future when I do the kitchen ;-)
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