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Musical Chalk Board Patterns

Size

2' x 2'

Weight

10lbs

Motif

24" Framed Pattern

Decor Installation

Wall Hanging

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Product Description

This beautiful and evocative tin ceiling tile pattern has been selected by the
innovators at Tin Ceiling Xpress for development as a special, limited edition
decorative wall mount. Musical wall mounted tiles feature anindustry-leading
chalkboard slate center and come ready for hanging with a tasteful frame.

Musical Antique
Steel Rust Chalkboard

Musical Antique
Cream Chalk board >

This beautiful and evocative tin ceiling tile pattern has been selected by the innovators at Tin Ceiling Xpress for development as a special, limited edition decorative wall mount. Musical wall mounted tiles feature anindustry-leading chalkboard slate center and come ready for hanging with a tasteful frame.
Musical Antique Steel Rust Chalkboard	Musical Antique Cream Chalk board

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