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Portman 60 x 59-1/4 in. Frameless Mod Soft-Close Sliding Bathtub Door in Chrome with 3/8 in. (10mm) Clear Glass Glass Finish:Clear Power Tool Features Forward/Reverse Switch
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Portman 60 x 59 1 4 in. Frameless Mod Soft Close Sliding Bathtub Door in Chrome with 3 8 in. (10mm) Clear Glass Glass Finish:Clear Power Tool Features Forward Reverse Switch Power Tool Features Forward Reverse Switch Included Bits Included Returnable 180 Day Cordless Corded Corded Cord Length (ft Standard 11 in sliding shower door handle functions as a towel bar 151 Glass Texture Clear Door Type Sliding Double Hinged No Returnable 180 Day Handle Finish Chrome Frame Hardware Finish Family Chrome Glass Finish Clear Frame Finish Polished Chrome Door Handle Type Bar and Knob(s) Hardware Included Yes Tub Shower Tub Features Coated Glass
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