How to deal with the remaining 10 cm of bricks in the living room

Updated on Living room 2024-06-27
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Leaving 10 cm on the most inconspicuous side or the side that may be blocked by something can be cut into small floor tiles spliced.

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