Lexora Marsyas 60-in Dark Grey Bathroom Vanity Cabinet 36-Inch-Vanities Second Handle Included Chuck Type
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Lexora Marsyas 60 in Dark Grey Bathroom Vanity Cabinet 36 Inch Vanities Second Handle Included Chuck Type Second Handle Included Chuck Type Keyed Voltage (v) 60v Charger Included Charger Included Product Height (in 14 lb Tools Included Grinder Wheel Tools Product Type Air Tool Manufacturer Warranty 3 Years Air Inlet Size (in each finish is primed and sealed for superior moisture resistance Free standing vanity constructed of solid rubber wood Collection Name Marsyas Common Height (Inches) 32 Manufacturer Color Finish Dark Grey Color Finish Family Gray Solid Wood Frame Yes Side Panel Material N A Number of Drawers 3 Hardware Finish Matte CARB Compliant Yes Decorative Hardware Included No Compatible Vanity Top Width N A Compatible Vanity Top Depth N A Weight (lbs
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