allen + roth Kennilton 60-in Gray Oak Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Oak Engineered Stone Top Weathered Grey Oak not for use on floors

Name: allen + roth Kennilton 60-in Gray Oak Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Oak Engineered Stone Top Weathered Grey Oak not for use on floors
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 18858220965
Price: 538.51 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5697 (5 reviews)

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SKU 18858220965

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

allen + roth Kennilton 60 in Gray Oak Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Oak Engineered Stone Top Weathered Grey Oak not for use on floors not for use on floors Each piece is completely unique with shade variation because it is made of natural stone Mounted on a mesh sheet for easy and quick installation Not frost resistant 10% Overage is suggested to cover project needs Collection Name Que New Length (Inches) 16 Depth (Inches) 5 Thickness (Inches) 0 so you can transform your bathroom space in no time Collection Name Kennilton Common Width (Inches) 60 Common Height (Inches) 34

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