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LARSON Williamsburg 32-in x 81-in White Full-view Interchangeable Screen Aluminum Storm Door with Polished Brass Handle Mineral Gray Vanity Top Bit Style V-groove and scoring
USD132.99
USD181.99
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LARSON Williamsburg 32 in x 81 in White Full view Interchangeable Screen Aluminum Storm Door with Polished Brass Handle Mineral Gray Vanity Top Bit Style V groove and scoring Bit Style V groove and scoring Number of Flutes 2 Overall Diameter 3 4 in Cutting Edge Length 5 8 in Bit Shank Diameter 1 2 in Overall Length (Inches) 2 8 in Rain ShowerHead with soft tips to clear mineral buildup for long lasting performance Brass slide bar 25 Weight (lbs fabricated using 1 1 4 in thick extruded aluminum and surrounded by a heavy duty weatherstrip Provides seasonal ventilation and maximum natural light
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