Cambridge Plumbing AST61-150-PKG-CP-NH Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chrome Plumbing Package Size_76" + 3-3/8" Deck Mount Installation

Name: Cambridge Plumbing AST61-150-PKG-CP-NH Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chrome Plumbing Package Size_76" + 3-3/8" Deck Mount Installation
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 15681979128
Price: 1309.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8757 (21 reviews)

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Cambridge Plumbing AST61 150 PKG CP NH Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chrome Plumbing Package Size_76" + 3 3 8" Deck Mount Installation 3 3 8" Deck Mount Installation Features & Benefits of Barclay Columbus: rigidity and superior heat retention Cambridge Plumbing AST61 150 PKG CP NH Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chrome Plumbing Package

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