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Apollo Tile Altin Amber Gold 12-in x 12-in Glossy Glass Uniform Squares Floor and Wall Tile (20-sq. ft/ Carton) 60-Inch Vanities 2 arbors and 2 pilot
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Apollo Tile Altin Amber Gold 12 in x 12 in Glossy Glass Uniform Squares Floor and Wall Tile (20 sq. ft Carton) 60 Inch Vanities 2 arbors and 2 pilot 2 arbors and 2 pilot bits For wood and metal applications Speed slot™ plug removal system is easy to use Non binding coating provides faster cuts 10% Taller than prior generation hole saws for a deeper cut T2 technology delivers longer blade life and faster cutting Split point pilot drill bit provides faster penetration and less walking on contact Case included for convenient storage A: Each package covers an area of 41 luxurious touch this tile is not recommended for use on shower walls due to its low slip resistance
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