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8 Auala e Fa'aaoga ai le Fu'a i Lau Fa'afanua-Flagstones
Jan . 06, 2024
E pei lava o kiona, e leai ni maa fu'a se lua e tutusa. I le avea ai o se oloa moni o le natura, o le maʻa fuʻa e sau i le miliona o foliga eseese, lapoa, ma lanu e faʻatatau i le mea e sau ai. O lenei eseesega uiga ese e fesoasoani i tagata e ona fale e pei o oe e fatuina ni hardscapes e matua tulaga ese lava.
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Talanoa e uiga i le fa'apipi'i o ma'a fu'a
Jan . 06, 2024
Flagstone (flag) is a generic flat stone, sometimes cut in regular rectangular or square shape and usually used for paving slabs or walkways, patios, flooring, fences and roofing. It may be used for memorials, headstones, facades and other construction. The name derives from Middle English flagge meaning turf, perhaps from Old Norse flaga meaning slab or chip.[1]
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Manuia le Tausaga Fou ma aso malolo

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Gaoioiga a le Kamupani DFL

Gaoioiga a le Kamupani DFL
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Fusi tagata faigaluega uma

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Quality Management system ISO9001:2015 e le CNAS ma le CQC tusipasi

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E fa'afefea ona pulea le tulaga lelei o le puipui puipui ma'a?

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Manuia le aso malolo a le atunu'u.

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Fa'atapula'aina le fa'aaogaina o le eletise a pisinisi

Fa'atapula'aina le fa'aaogaina o le eletise a pisinisi
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Fuafuaga fou mo puipui puipui maa kupita

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Manuia le fa'afiafiaga o va'a tarako

Manuia le fa'afiafiaga o va'a tarako
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E fa'afefea ona fa'aalu le Kerisimasi Fiafia i atunuu eseese?

E fa'afefea ona fa'aalu le Kerisimasi Fiafia i atunuu eseese?
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