What are these? Acrylic? Fiberglass? Cultured marble?
Peke (Patti)
4 years ago
Can someone identify the shower walls/floor and the countertop? I don't know the difference between acrylic vs cultured vs fiberglass. I just know I do not like it. Thanks.
No leaks, but I would guess that it is over 20 years old. It has to be brittle so it is just a matter of time.
Thanks.
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