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Traditional Single Handle Floor Mount Tub Filler without Handle brand_smedbo For 1/2" copper water tube

Name: Traditional Single Handle Floor Mount Tub Filler without Handle brand_smedbo For 1/2" copper water tube
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 79020754582
Price: 762.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7974000000000006 (27 reviews)

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Traditional Single Handle Floor Mount Tub Filler without Handle brand_smedbo For 1/2

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Traditional Single Handle Floor Mount Tub Filler without Handle brand_smedbo For 1 2" copper water tube For 1 2" copper water tube horizontally up to 150 ft Classic lines and fine detailing give this traditional tub filler a timeless style for any bathroom The floor mount freestanding tub filler faucet features single handle operation with hot cold indicators

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