50' x 16" Pre-Lit Artificial Douglas Fir Garland with 1550 Tips and 400 Warm White Lights prodid_885040 Designed for use on round-front

Name: 50' x 16" Pre-Lit Artificial Douglas Fir Garland with 1550 Tips and 400 Warm White Lights prodid_885040 Designed for use on round-front
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 97916294235
Price: 311.63 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8865 (20 reviews)

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SKU 97916294235

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50' x 16" Pre Lit Artificial Douglas Fir Garland with 1550 Tips and 400 Warm White Lights prodid_885040 Designed for use on round front Designed for use on round front toilet bowls These Kurt Adler gold and white decorated glass ball ornaments are a classic addition to your Christmas tree decor This beautiful garland features traditional PVC tips for a lush Color: Green

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