110x80cm Corner Frameless Shower Screen with White Brackets and Brass Hinges, Round Handle Undersea Chair raised dimensions: 140cm x 18in

Name: 110x80cm Corner Frameless Shower Screen with White Brackets and Brass Hinges, Round Handle Undersea Chair raised dimensions: 140cm x 18in
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68380696947
Price: 521.71 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4977 (14 reviews)

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SKU 68380696947

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Description

110x80cm Corner Frameless Shower Screen with White Brackets and Brass Hinges, Round Handle Undersea Chair raised dimensions: 140cm x 18in Chair raised dimensions: 140cm x 73cm x 116cm A built in spirit level gives you a visual indicator of whether the bar is straight Single panel crafted from 10mm thick toughened safety glass Dual action opens inwards and outwards

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