Traditional Finest Luxury 60-in x 22-in Nylon Bath Rug Transition Moulding Ames Maximum-Stretch is a thick 314302649
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Traditional Finest Luxury 60 in x 22 in Nylon Bath Rug Transition Moulding Ames Maximum Stretch is a thick 314302649 Ames Maximum Stretch is a thick Easy Installation: Installs with adhesive The ultra plush and super soft feel of in vista's comforted Nylon makes an ideal addition to your bath coordinates collection Care instructions: machine washable Machine made in the USA Features latex backing Manufacturer Color Finish Dark gray Color Finish Family Gray Material Nylon Collection Name Finest Luxury Type Bath rug Length (Inches) 60 Width (Inches) 22 Non Slip Grip No For Use Inside the Tub Shower No Warranty None Shape Rectangle Patterned No Team Name N A Team League N A Application Method N A CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Memory Foam No UNSPSC 52101500 Textile Information Made in the USA
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