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What is the material and color used for the flooring??

14 years ago

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Kitchens By Design
14 years ago
The flooring is natural slate. It was the existing material for the project. On this project we expanded the kitchen and improved the layout. Due to the change in floor plan we had to match the material, the matching new material is seen in other photos from the project, on the opposite side of the island.
Samantha Fein
14 years ago
Great intel on the flooring. Thanks.
Amy Krofssik
10 years ago
Curious if you did any sealing to the slate and if you did .. what di you do?

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