NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Platinum 8-Piece Set with Bamboo Top, Slatwall Hook Kit and LEDs depth_16 3/4 Color Silver Grey Carbon Fiber 58780

Name: NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Platinum 8-Piece Set with Bamboo Top, Slatwall Hook Kit and LEDs depth_16 3/4 Color Silver Grey Carbon Fiber 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 22158100294
Price: 1959.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.36 (10 reviews)

NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Platinum 8-Piece Set with Bamboo Top, Slatwall Hook Kit and LEDs depth_16 3/4 Color Silver Grey Carbon Fiber 58780

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NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Platinum 8 Piece Set with Bamboo Top, Slatwall Hook Kit and LEDs depth_16 3 4 Color Silver Grey Carbon Fiber 58780 Color Silver Grey Carbon Fiber Installed Dimensions 8 ft Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer SKU 70102 + 70103 + 65800 + 65872 + 65881 Manufacturer UPC 746839722149 Assembly Required Minimal functional designs heavy duty construction

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