Altair Euston 65" x 30" Solid Surface Soaking Bathtub with Integrated Overflow - 53165-BAT Color Finish:Matte White Finish Title 20 Compliant Size:24” Move

Name: Altair Euston 65" x 30" Solid Surface Soaking Bathtub with Integrated Overflow - 53165-BAT Color Finish:Matte White Finish Title 20 Compliant Size:24” Move
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 34106688482
Price: 1039.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5796 (18 reviews)

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Altair Euston 65" x 30" Solid Surface Soaking Bathtub with Integrated Overflow 53165 BAT Color Finish:Matte White Finish Title 20 Compliant Size:24” Move Title 20 Compliant Features: Compatible Models: 687 304 Warranty Exclusions: Does not cover incidental or consequential surface damage Contemporary

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