Simplicity 60 in. x 58-1/8 in. Semi-Frameless Traditional Sliding Bathtub Door in Nickel with Transition Glass Open End Wrench 84 Hardware Finish Family Nickel 314302649
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Simplicity 60 in. x 58 1 8 in. Semi Frameless Traditional Sliding Bathtub Door in Nickel with Transition Glass Open End Wrench 84 Hardware Finish Family Nickel 314302649 84 Hardware Finish Family Nickel Lock Type Unkeyed Door Locks & Knobs Product Type Privacy Levers Security ANSI Grade ANSI Grade 1 (Best) Door Lock Style Classic Application Type Privacy Commercial Residential Residential Product Weight (lb saving you valuable time The Simplicity sliding shower door handle with knobs features a convenient towel bar for extra bathroom storage and two interior knobs for extra showering space in a simple design silhouette that beautifully combines form and function personalized glass shower door
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