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13 years ago

Is this tile or full bricks? If tile, where did you source them? Thanks.

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Inglenook Tile Design
13 years ago
Hi, this is Inglenook brick tile, and is about 1/2" thick. My company makes them at an agency for the blind and vision-impaired in Pennsylvania. My email is inglenooktile@gmail.com, and my office line is 717-806-3900. Thank you for your question, and I hope to hear from you soon!

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