Romax Tiles is excited to announce a new breakthrough of floor/wall coving by introducing the new series called “CS stone”. It provides a New Harmony coordination of finishes with Creaser Stone bench top. With five colors & three surfaces to select, the space designs will enhance unlimited.
November 21st, 2008
Romax Tiles is excited to announce a new breakthrough of floor/wall coving by introducing the new series called “CS stone”. It provides a New Harmony coordination of finishes with Creaser Stone bench top. With five colors & three surfaces to select, the space designs will enhance unlimited.
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