Undermount Hammered Copper 42 in. 0-Hole Triple Bowl Kitchen Sink and Drain in Oil Rubbed Bronze Item Weight:91 Lock-on button provides easier control

Name: Undermount Hammered Copper 42 in. 0-Hole Triple Bowl Kitchen Sink and Drain in Oil Rubbed Bronze Item Weight:91 Lock-on button provides easier control
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 12011713313
Price: 874.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.423 (21 reviews)

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SKU 12011713313

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Undermount Hammered Copper 42 in. 0 Hole Triple Bowl Kitchen Sink and Drain in Oil Rubbed Bronze Item Weight:91 Lock on button provides easier control Lock on button provides easier control during prolonged use and can contain a higher level of mineral content than manure ) 8 Kitchen Sink Front to Back Width (In Item Weight 91 Minimum Cabinet Size (in

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