RCS Freestanding Grill Cart for 30" Cutlass Elite / Pro Grills - RONMC 6' BBQ Island Built In combining durability and elegance for Size:24” Move

Name: RCS Freestanding Grill Cart for 30" Cutlass Elite / Pro Grills - RONMC 6' BBQ Island Built In combining durability and elegance for Size:24” Move
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 26974337199
Price: 779.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3114 (27 reviews)

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RCS Freestanding Grill Cart for 30" Cutlass Elite Pro Grills RONMC 6' BBQ Island Built In combining durability and elegance for Size:24” Move combining durability and elegance for any kitchen layout UPC: 814118029279 Construction: 304 Stainless Steel Specification Measurement Size 35 3 4" H x 21 1 8" D x 42 1 2" Wide (Shelves Down) 59 1 2" Wide (Shelves Up)

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