Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 61" Cast Iron Safe & Anti-Slide Slipper Freestanding Bathtub with 7" Faucet Drillings - NHVCT7D653129 Finish:White Resources Kingston Brass KTDE692823C:

Name: Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 61" Cast Iron Safe & Anti-Slide Slipper Freestanding Bathtub with 7" Faucet Drillings - NHVCT7D653129 Finish:White Resources Kingston Brass KTDE692823C:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64528902062
Price: 1155.00 USD
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Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 61" Cast Iron Safe & Anti Slide Slipper Freestanding Bathtub with 7" Faucet Drillings NHVCT7D653129 Finish:White Resources Kingston Brass KTDE692823C: Resources Kingston Brass KTDE692823C: No overflow for tap deck and no drillings Overall Dimensions: (L)60 5 8"x (W1)30 1 16" x (W2)29 1 2" x (H1)28 3 4" x (H2)20 7 8" (± 1 2") Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 61" Cast Iron Safe & Anti Slide Slipper Freestanding Bathtub with 7" Faucet Drillings

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