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11-10-00, 09:53 AM

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I need to order Mannington Ceramic tile,size
Nominal 13x13 color 719 and 729 or any color
that would be close enough match.About ten boxes(made in Mexico) I bought all I could from our local tile Co. But I am short about ten boxes.
Please reply if you can be of any help to me.
e-mail Jasper107@aol.com
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11-11-00, 10:51 AM

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June,

Mannington is sold all over the country.

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11-11-00, 06:49 PM

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June,
Be careful. Tile from another location may be from a different dye lot, and the color may vary. (I ordered a beige tile, but ended up returning and ordering a different tile because the dye lot was very gray in color.)
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P.S. The tile I ordered was not Mannington.
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