30" Americana Brown Wall Mount Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Acrylic Countertop : Savoy Collection Category_Default Category/Tiles Premium Construction - Solid wood Category_Default Category/Family Linking/Upsell all FAUCETS and PANELS for Shower Sets
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30" Americana Brown Wall Mount Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Acrylic Countertop : Savoy Collection Category_Default Category Tiles Premium Construction Solid wood Category_Default Category Family Linking Upsell all FAUCETS and PANELS for Shower Sets Premium Construction Solid wood and moisture resistant plywood with American walnut veneer This versatile frame is designed for compatibility with 52 inch wall mounted vanities featuring a sleek design enriched with beautiful wood grain textures and smart storage solutions Faucet Not Included: Allows for personal customization of faucet choice
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