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Scott Living Robinson 36-in Coffee Oak Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Acrylic Top Color:Coffee OAK Q: What is the hardness
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Scott Living Robinson 36 in Coffee Oak Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Acrylic Top Color:Coffee OAK Q: What is the hardness Q: What is the hardness rating of this bamboo flooring 1 year Manufacturer Warranty Collection Name Robinson Common Width (Inches) 36 Common Height (Inches) 35 Common Depth (Inches) 18 Top Width Sink Count 36 in single sink Maximum Sink Depth (Inches) 6 Bath vanities designed by Drew and Jonathan Scott to enhance and modernize any bathroom Vanities designed with signature Scott design style 36 in vanity with integrated resin sink Solid wood and wood veneer construction Soft closing concealed hinge doors Undermount soft closing drawer glides Coffee oak finish Pre drilled for monoblock faucet for easy installation Fully assembled and ready to be installed
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