U-Line U29RB13A 21" Refrigerator With Black Solid Finish (115 V/60 Hz Volts /60 Hz Hz) Has Freezer The Cervinia Is A Streamlined

Name: U-Line U29RB13A 21" Refrigerator With Black Solid Finish (115 V/60 Hz Volts /60 Hz Hz) Has Freezer The Cervinia Is A Streamlined
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2002604654
Price: 939.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.769500000000001 (14 reviews)

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SKU 2002604654

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U Line U29RB13A 21" Refrigerator With Black Solid Finish (115 V 60 Hz Volts 60 Hz Hz) Has Freezer The Cervinia Is A Streamlined The Cervinia Is A Streamlined Version Of The Full Size Calabria Model Note: This Unit Features A Top Vented System That Must Be Clear For Adequate Ventilation Deli Foods U Line'S Ada Collection Of Products Meet Ada Requirements And Maximizes Storage Space

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