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Orchid Ceramics Enters Distribution Agreement with Tile + Stone Works

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Oct 7 2010

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Southeast Michigan hard surfaces distributor Tile & Stone Works announces its newly formed partnership with Orchid Ceramics.

Tile & Stone Works will distribute Orchid's porcelain tile products featuring Greenguard certification to the Michigan market's architects, designers, builders, flooring dealers, and contractors.

Orchid's high quality offering of complete porcelain tile product lines combined with their convenient warehouse location in New Albany, Indiana and committment to environmentally responsible manufacturing gives architects and designers a "go to" offering of high value porcelain tile products suitabe for any project, explains Tile & Stone Works' general manager Matt Scarsella. Orchid Ceramics has done their homework with regards to logistics, marketing, and application. This product will be very easy for the A&D community to specify and for Tile & Stone Works to sell.

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