Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 71-Inch Glossy White Acrylic Double Ended Pedestal Tub Type_Contemporary Tubs Brocton Specifications: No Faucet Holes

Name: Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 71-Inch Glossy White Acrylic Double Ended Pedestal Tub Type_Contemporary Tubs Brocton Specifications: No Faucet Holes
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92886867257
Price: 1089.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2583 (11 reviews)

Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 71-Inch Glossy White Acrylic Double Ended Pedestal Tub Type_Contemporary Tubs Brocton Specifications: No Faucet Holes

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Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 71 Inch Glossy White Acrylic Double Ended Pedestal Tub Type_Contemporary Tubs Brocton Specifications: No Faucet Holes Brocton Specifications: No Faucet Holes Installation Guide Installation 36 gallon tub capacity Kingston Brass Aqua Eden VTDE713524WA 71 Inch Acrylic Double Ended Pedestal Tub with Drain

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