NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Aluminum Slate Grey 4-Piece Outdoor Kitchen Set with Countertops and Covers color_Dark Gray Strong 3/4" MDF and PB 58780

Name: NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Aluminum Slate Grey 4-Piece Outdoor Kitchen Set with Countertops and Covers color_Dark Gray Strong 3/4" MDF and PB 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 70518477126
Price: 1874.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7119 (26 reviews)

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NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Aluminum Slate Grey 4 Piece Outdoor Kitchen Set with Countertops and Covers color_Dark Gray Strong 3 4" MDF and PB 58780 Strong 3 4" MDF and PB cabinet construction with durable textured Gray PVC laminate Closet rod included with the The Multi Use Locker is designed to be secured to a wall to ensure safetys provides hanging storage Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer SKU 70202 + 70203 + 70204 + 65802 + 65874 + 65881 Manufacturer UPC 746839722019 Assembly Required Minimal 75"H x 24"D Color Aluminum Slate Grey

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