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Is the pool surround stamped concrete or stone?

11 years ago

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CAVINESS LANDSCAPE DESIGN, INC.
11 years ago
Thank you for asking! It is actually native Oklahoma flagstone.
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Xiamen shunshun stone Imp&Exp Co.,Ltd
11 years ago
It is natural stone. Generally it is slate. we call this random size slate flagstone . For much more detailes about the flagstone you can find on a web: www.slate-sandstone.com. If there's any further question you can email me at slate@sssto.com. It's my pleasure to provide any information about natural stone.

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