Barclay TKADTR60-BCP5 Anthea 60″ Acrylic Roll Top Tub Kit in Bisque – Polished Chrome Accessories Options_Insulation Average fill capacity: 60 gallons

Name: Barclay TKADTR60-BCP5 Anthea 60″ Acrylic Roll Top Tub Kit in Bisque – Polished Chrome Accessories Options_Insulation Average fill capacity: 60 gallons
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32464868650
Price: 1201.50 USD
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Barclay TKADTR60-BCP5 Anthea 60″ Acrylic Roll Top Tub Kit in Bisque – Polished Chrome Accessories Options_Insulation Average fill capacity: 60 gallons

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Barclay TKADTR60 BCP5 Anthea 60″ Acrylic Roll Top Tub Kit in Bisque – Polished Chrome Accessories Options_Insulation Average fill capacity: 60 gallons Average fill capacity: 60 gallons Gareth Specifications: Specifications 54" Rectangular shower rod includes reversible side wall and ceiling supports Anthea 60" TKADTR60 BCP5 Acrylic Roll Top Tub Kit By Barclay

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