59 in. Stone Resin Flatbottom Solid Surface Freestanding Double Slipper Soaking Bathtub in White with Brass Drain Garage Cabinets The #QS-12-H thermal expansion tank

Name: 59 in. Stone Resin Flatbottom Solid Surface Freestanding Double Slipper Soaking Bathtub in White with Brass Drain Garage Cabinets The #QS-12-H thermal expansion tank
Brand: www.frbatteriepc.com
SKU: 75702268534
Price: 1463.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.621 (26 reviews)

SKU 75702268534 · ★ 4.6

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59 in. Stone Resin Flatbottom Solid Surface Freestanding Double Slipper Soaking Bathtub in White with Brass Drain Garage Cabinets The #QS-12-H thermal expansion tank

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59 in. Stone Resin Flatbottom Solid Surface Freestanding Double Slipper Soaking Bathtub in White with Brass Drain Garage Cabinets The #QS 12 H thermal expansion tank The #QS 12 H thermal expansion tank mounting bracket supports up 2 Collection Name ChromaColor Type Bullnose trim Edge Type Beveled Style Modern Theme N A Design N A Material Porcelain Stone Type N A Shape Rectangular Mosaic No Mosaic Pattern N A Finish Matte Surface Type Smooth Installation Type Thinset mortar Tile Shape Rectangular ADA Compliant Yes Chemical Resistant Yes Commercial Residential Commercial Residential Actual Thickness (Millimeters) 9

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