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What is your back splash stone?

12 years ago

Very nice.

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Benicia Home Improvement Center inc.
12 years ago
Thank you! For this backsplash, we used a combination of different sizes of a tumbled stone called Mexican Noce. The brick pattern is a 2" x 4" brick on 12" x 12" mesh and the pattern above the range is the Rhomboid Mosaic 2 1/2" x 4 1/4" trimmed with 1 1/4" x 12" rope cigaros.

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