allen + roth Kennilton 30-in Gray Oak Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Oak Engineered Stone Top Pry Bars M18 Multi-Tool (2626-20)

Name: allen + roth Kennilton 30-in Gray Oak Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Oak Engineered Stone Top Pry Bars M18 Multi-Tool (2626-20)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 96350132916
Price: 293.51 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2736 (23 reviews)

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Description

allen + roth Kennilton 30 in Gray Oak Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with Gray Oak Engineered Stone Top Pry Bars M18 Multi Tool (2626 20) M18 Multi Tool (2626 20) 3125 Volts 120 Maximum Spin Speed (RPM) 750 Dispensers Detergent Collection Name Kennilton Common Width (Inches) 30 Common Height (Inches) 34 5 Common Depth (Inches) 22 Top Width Sink Count 30 in single sink Maximum Sink Depth (Inches) 6

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