Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Double Ended Clawfoot Bathtub 68" X 28" with no Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chromel Plumbing Package Width_34" Tub comes with chrome fixtures

Name: Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Double Ended Clawfoot Bathtub 68" X 28" with no Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chromel Plumbing Package Width_34" Tub comes with chrome fixtures
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55382150490
Price: 1224.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8226 (24 reviews)

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Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Double Ended Clawfoot Bathtub 68" X 28" with no Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chromel Plumbing Package Width_34" Tub comes with chrome fixtures Tub comes with chrome fixtures Designed to accommodate one person only rigidity and superior heat retention Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Double Ended Clawfoot Bathtub 68" X 28" with no Faucet Drillings and Complete Polished Chromel Plumbing Package

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