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dmsatchmoo

Materials

8 years ago
Can anyone tell me the flooring and countertop materials used?
New West Classic · More Info

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    8 years ago

    Hello Dmsatchmoo,

    Floor tile was provided from a local supplier Julian Tile. Check out their Houzz profile at http://www.houzz.com/pro/julian-tile/julian-tile. 

    The floor tile and floor tile inlay are Marble Bianco Venatino Gioia. The floor tile border is code # ANSO44 and is 6”x18”. The floor tile inlay is ANS# 040 and is a 3”x6” brick pattern inlay. The groat is Mapei, colour is frost code # 77.

    The wall tile is Marble Bianco Venatino Gioia. The code is ANS# 040.

    The shower seat is the standard Schluter prefabricated expanded polystyrene seat capped with Carrera marble. Watch the video about the Schluter seat at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XECpNktfG-Y. The Carrera marble matches the shower curb and the vanity countertop. I trust that helps you.

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