Difference between sample and tile order?
10 years ago
I would like to order 17 square feet for my shower floor. I already have one sample,so it would be ideal to buy the carton (of 16 SF). But what is the difference between samples and the actual product? The samples are cheaper, hence my interest in those..Thanks!
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