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Vanity Art Domme 54 in. Acrylic Flatbottom Freestanding Non-Slip Bathtub in White/Oil Rubbed Bronze Exterior-Wood-Coatings Professional Grade: 2 Item Weight:6.758
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Vanity Art Domme 54 in. Acrylic Flatbottom Freestanding Non Slip Bathtub in White Oil Rubbed Bronze Exterior Wood Coatings Professional Grade: 2 Item Weight:6.758 Professional Grade: 2 ) 243 Brand Compatibility Various Interior Exterior Interior Exterior Commercial Residential Commercial Color Family Metallics Door Closer Features No Additional Features Color Aluminum Product Width (in Q: Is this bathtub safe for all users Specification Details Bath Therapy Type Soaking Color Family White Color Finish White Oil Rubbed Bronze Drain Location Center Exterior bath shape Oval Faucet mount Floor Freestanding Tub Style Classic Included Drain
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