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Newsline: ARIZONA TILE OPENS NEW FACILITY IN CALIFORNIA . . .

October 12, 2006

As the Northern California market continues to grow, Arizona Tile has continued to expand. In an effort to better serve its customers, the company opened a new location in Roseville, CA, on June 19. Open to the public, the new showroom is conveniently located off of I-65, between Sunset Boulevard and Blue Oaks Boulevard, at 10576 Industrial Avenue.

“Customer service has always been a primary focus at Arizona Tile, and this facility is another sign of that commitment,” said Brady O'Connor, Regional Manager for Arizona Tile. “Located right off I-65, it is easy for our customers in Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln and the surrounding areas to access. Plus, at over 60,000 square feet - including the natural stone slab warehouse, the tile warehouse and a state-of-the-art showroom - the breadth of products we offer is exactly what our customers have come to expect.”

Among the company's products on display are granite, travertine, slate, marble, porcelain and ceramic. Additionally, more than 130 varieties of granite, marble, limestone, travertine and onyx can be found in the slab warehouse. The tile warehouse stocks in excess of 40 series of ceramic, porcelain and glass tiles, over 100 natural stone tiles and greater than 150 natural stone decos, listellos and mosaics. Educated design professionals are on hand to help the customer learn about the variety of products available, as well as to assist in color selection and design layout.

The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday.

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