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Jensen Focus 16-in x 22-in Rectangle Recessed Mirrored Medicine Cabinet Precision Tools 7/16" Impact Socket
USD89.46
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Jensen Focus 16 in x 22 in Rectangle Recessed Mirrored Medicine Cabinet Precision Tools 7 16" Impact Socket 7 16" Impact Socket Hammer Drill Driver and M18 7 1 4 in Collection Name Focus Door Type Single with mirror Mount Type Recessed Beveled No Shape Rectangle Number of Shelves 2 Material Plastic Wood Species N A Finish Type N A Manufacturer Color Finish Frameless Fixture Color Family White Fixture Finish N A Height (Inches) 22 Width (Inches) 16 Depth (Inches) 3 pencil and measuring tape and drywall saw may be required for cabinets that can be installed in a recess application Left or right hand opening Continuous piano hinge 2 adjustable plastic shelves Polished edge mirror on exterior door Durable molded plastic housing
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