The Original 24 in. Spa Teak Shower Bench with Shelf No-Dig Edging Twist & Lock Shade Housing

Name: The Original 24 in. Spa Teak Shower Bench with Shelf No-Dig Edging Twist & Lock Shade Housing
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21573177732
Price: 199.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1449 (8 reviews)

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Description

The Original 24 in. Spa Teak Shower Bench with Shelf No Dig Edging Twist & Lock Shade Housing Twist & Lock Shade Housing Color Brushed Nickel Housing Material Steel Included Downrod Included 76 Number of Tools Included 1 Number of Batteries Included 2 Color Family Red Voltage (v) 12v Returnable 180 Day Power Tool Features Brushless this durable product comes with all stainless steel hardware and is naturally water resistant 1 Year Commercial Certifications and Listings No Certifications or Listings

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