Elementi - Andes 66” Rectangular Concrete Fire Pit Table with Hidden Tank OFG309 Hidden Propane Storage Copper Spillway (1 ½” Water OPT-CVR-3636

Name: Elementi - Andes 66” Rectangular Concrete Fire Pit Table with Hidden Tank OFG309 Hidden Propane Storage Copper Spillway (1 ½” Water OPT-CVR-3636
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66363434026
Price: 1449.50 USD
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Elementi - Andes 66” Rectangular Concrete Fire Pit Table with Hidden Tank OFG309 Hidden Propane Storage Copper Spillway (1 ½” Water OPT-CVR-3636

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Elementi Andes 66” Rectangular Concrete Fire Pit Table with Hidden Tank OFG309 Hidden Propane Storage Copper Spillway (1 ½” Water OPT CVR 3636 Copper Spillway (1 ½” Water Inlet) Shipping weight: 350 lbs 2 inch 81 x 28 Elevate your outdoor space with the Elementi Andes 66” Rectangular Concrete Fire Pit Table OFG309

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