48" White Wall Mount Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with Black Engineered Quartz Countertop Category_Default Category/Collections/Roxboro collection Its minimalist white frame complements Category_Default Category/Family Linking/Upsell all FAUCETS and PANELS for Shower Sets
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48" White Wall Mount Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with Black Engineered Quartz Countertop Category_Default Category Collections Roxboro collection Its minimalist white frame complements Category_Default Category Family Linking Upsell all FAUCETS and PANELS for Shower Sets Its minimalist white frame complements both modern and transitional bathroom designs Dimensions: 35 3 8" W x 28 3 8" H x 1 3 8" D This stunning vanity boasts a moisture resistant PBC cabinet frame with MDF drawer fronts • Countertop is pre drilled to accommodate a single mount faucet (sold separately) and features a rectangular sink with overflow
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