VELUX 21-in x 45.75-in Solar-powered Venting Deck Mount Skylight with Laminated Low-e Argon Glass Outdoor Tools The unit is easily removed

Name: VELUX 21-in x 45.75-in Solar-powered Venting Deck Mount Skylight with Laminated Low-e Argon Glass Outdoor Tools The unit is easily removed
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64507339906
Price: 710.02 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2295 (13 reviews)

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VELUX 21 in x 45.75 in Solar powered Venting Deck Mount Skylight with Laminated Low e Argon Glass Outdoor Tools The unit is easily removed The unit is easily removed if plumbing vent access is required Depth Adjustment This skylight also features double paned argon gas filled low E3 glass 5 Actual Width (Inches) 24 Rough Opening Height (Inches) 5 Clear Opening Height (Inches) 40

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