WELLFOR GRACE Solid Wood 24-in x 32-in Recessed Mount White Mirrored Soft Close Medicine Cabinet Door Hardware Shaker style white RTF doors

Name: WELLFOR GRACE Solid Wood 24-in x 32-in Recessed Mount White Mirrored Soft Close Medicine Cabinet Door Hardware Shaker style white RTF doors
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 6512610516
Price: 175.31 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8163 (10 reviews)

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Description

WELLFOR GRACE Solid Wood 24 in x 32 in Recessed Mount White Mirrored Soft Close Medicine Cabinet Door Hardware Shaker style white RTF doors Shaker style white RTF doors and 1 slab drawer for a clean transitional look Shaker Style: Minimalist recessed panel door adds a touch of modern elegance Elevate Your Bathroom with Timeless Elegance Recess Mount Installation: Provides a sleek

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