Serif 5 ft. Reversible Drain Drop-In Acrylic Bathtub in White Scratch Resistant Flooring 5 Blade Thickness (in

Name: Serif 5 ft. Reversible Drain Drop-In Acrylic Bathtub in White Scratch Resistant Flooring 5 Blade Thickness (in
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 56724840330
Price: 483.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5949 (9 reviews)

SKU 56724840330 ★ 4.6

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Serif 5 ft. Reversible Drain Drop In Acrylic Bathtub in White Scratch Resistant Flooring 5 Blade Thickness (in 5 Blade Thickness (in Advanced spray engine provides three spray options: powerful massage ) 21 Soaking Depth (in Item Weight 107 Style Straight Style2 Modern Water capacity (gallons) 73 Bath Therapy Type Soaking Color Finish White Drain Location Reversible Maximum Number of Occupants 1 Returnable 180 Day Material Acrylic Faucet mount Wall Included No additional components or accessories are included Exterior bath shape Oval Color Family White Product Weight (lb

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