Barclay Nairobi 67" Double Slipper Acrylic Matte White Freestanding Tub Color:Brushed Nickel Drain and Overflow Drew 770 Sink Installation Guide:

Name: Barclay Nairobi 67" Double Slipper Acrylic Matte White Freestanding Tub Color:Brushed Nickel Drain and Overflow Drew 770 Sink Installation Guide:
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Barclay Nairobi 67" Double Slipper Acrylic Matte White Freestanding Tub Color:Brushed Nickel Drain and Overflow Drew 770 Sink Installation Guide: Drew 770 Sink Installation Guide: Installation Interior dimensions: 39 3 8" x 17" Option to add premium foam insulation between tub walls for even better heat retention Nairobi 67" Matte White Acrylic Double Slipper Tub ATDSN67MIG By Barclay Products

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