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A hand-painted resin and calcium-carbonate stepping stone for indoor or outdoor display, sculpted with a memorial father design and supplied with hanging hardware
The Spoontiques 13319 Memory Father Stepping Stone is a hand-painted garden statue sculpted with high detail for indoor or outdoor display. Made from a 50% resin and 50% calcium carbonate blend, it includes hardware for hanging on a wall or fence.
This piece suits anyone creating a dedicated memorial space for a father. Buyers needing a functional stepping stone for heavy foot traffic should look at paving alternatives, and those wanting a larger monument will need a different size.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | Spoontiques, Inc |
| Product type | Others |
It is designed for indoor or outdoor use and can be placed directly on soil, gravel or patio paving.
Yes, the included hardware is intended for wall or fence mounting and suits the stone's resin and calcium carbonate construction.
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