Piso: Material noble (Cemento hormigon)
English translation: Flooring: durable (reinforced concrete)
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Flooring: durable (reinforced concrete) Explanation: I found lots of references to other materials as well as wood which can be termed noble. This extract (about bricks) makes me think the cemento hormigon IS the material referred to. Si hablamos de calidad, sus productos de gres, son de un material noble, inalterable e idóneo para combinarlo con otros como la madera, la pizarra o el hormigón. Reference: http://www.guiadeprensa.com/madera/material-construccion.htm... |
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