Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Plumbing Package Material_Wooden Tubs 47-gallon capacity

Name: Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Plumbing Package Material_Wooden Tubs 47-gallon capacity
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 902852969
Price: 1484.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7605 (11 reviews)

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Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Plumbing Package Material_Wooden Tubs 47 gallon capacity 47 gallon capacity Cambridge Plumbing Cast Iron Slipper Clawfoot Tub 67" X 30" with 7" Deck Mount Faucet Drillings and English Telephone Style Faucet Complete Polished Chrome Plumbing Package rigidity and superior heat retention Cambridge Plumbing Acrylic Slipper Bathtub 61" X 28" with No Faucet Drillings and Complete Plumbing Package

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