Utica Towel Hook - Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish - Sold Individually Drop Bolts Add an additional door to Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle

Name: Utica Towel Hook - Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish - Sold Individually Drop Bolts Add an additional door to Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 49023257265
Price: 44.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0675 (28 reviews)

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Description

Utica Towel Hook Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish Sold Individually Drop Bolts Add an additional door to Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle Add an additional door to your sliding hardware kit Double Lever Passage Set with Round Rose The towel hook is made of solid die cast zinc and has an oil rubbed bronze finish Backplate: 3 1 2″ x 2 1 2″

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