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KEENEY - Keeney 5/8 in. CTS in. X 3/8 in. Compression Brass Shut-Off Valve with Water Hammer [K2622WHALF] 3089 Midway wallplates can be mounted EJD7013866
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KEENEY Keeney 5 8 in. CTS in. X 3 8 in. Compression Brass Shut Off Valve with Water Hammer [K2622WHALF] 3089 Midway wallplates can be mounted EJD7013866 Midway wallplates can be mounted onto larger volume outlet boxes and or used to hide wall irregularities Made with high quality ingredients for a fresh taste This high quality shut off valve is designed to provide superior performance and reliability for your plumbing needs Crafted with durable brass
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