Hayward 7.5" Hat, Antique Brass Traditional Path Light, 15" Stem || 915511 Hayward SP1080 Auto-Skim Series Skimmer P&A the dura life diaphragm which

Name: Hayward 7.5" Hat, Antique Brass Traditional Path Light, 15" Stem || 915511 Hayward SP1080 Auto-Skim Series Skimmer P&A the dura life diaphragm which
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SKU: 96589555297
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Hayward 7.5" Hat, Antique Brass Traditional Path Light, 15" Stem 915511 Hayward SP1080 Auto Skim Series Skimmer P&A the dura life diaphragm which the dura life diaphragm which is made from a clear rubber material High WEF (9 The 15" stem ensures optimal height for wider light dispersion and improved visibility Sollos Lighting

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