Comfort Gear 360 Degree Portable Propane Heater 10,000 BTU Indoor/Outdoor 2 Heat Setting PPH360-10 Brand_W M Barr Maximum inlet pressure: 300 PSI Color:BLACK

Name: Comfort Gear 360 Degree Portable Propane Heater 10,000 BTU Indoor/Outdoor 2 Heat Setting PPH360-10 Brand_W M Barr Maximum inlet pressure: 300 PSI Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 4366406269
Price: 170.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.261 (10 reviews)

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Comfort Gear 360 Degree Portable Propane Heater 10,000 BTU Indoor Outdoor 2 Heat Setting PPH360 10 Brand_W M Barr Maximum inlet pressure: 300 PSI Color:BLACK Maximum inlet pressure: 300 PSI 3 speed settings and variable speed trigger for increased control or emergencies built to handle outdoor and indoor environments

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