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allen + roth Canterbury 36 in White Single Sink Bathroom Vanity with Carrara Engineered Stone Top Color:Light Gray Upgrade your bathroom with the Upgrade your bathroom with the Brinkhill Vanity and experience the perfect blend of style and functionality It comes pre primed and ready to paint or stain with exterior grade 100% acrylic latex paint 4 Color Finish Family White Manufacturer Color Finish White Interior Color Matches exterior Manufacturer Top Color Carrara Sink Color White Manufacturer Faucet Finish N A Hardware Color Family Nickel Hardware Finish Brushed Side Panel Material MDF with wood veneer Solid Wood Frame Yes Top Material Engineered stone Sink Material Vitreous china Sink Included Yes Faucet Included No Decorative Hardware Included Yes Mirror Included No Medicine Cabinet Included No Overflow Drain Included Yes Number of Sinks Single sink Number of Drawers 2 Number of Doors 0 Sink Type Undermount Sink Shape Rectangular Soft Close Doors No Soft Close Drawers Yes Adjustable Shelves No Dove Tail Drawer Construction Yes Edge Profile Double eased Faucet Mount Type 8 in widespread Modular Design No Style Traditional Toe Kick No Unfinished Sides None ARB265W Exclusive Yes Installation Type Freestanding Integrated Electrical Outlet No Max Flow Rate N A CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Complies with Federal Lead Guidelines N A CARB Compliant Yes Warranty 1 year limited UNSPSC 30162200 Actual Depth (Inches) 22 Actual Width (Inches) 36 Floating No Popular Widths 36 in Actual Height (Inches) 35 ADA Compliant No Collection Name Canterbury Common Width (Inches) 36 Common Height (Inches) 35 Common Depth (Inches) 22 Top Width Sink Count 36 in single sink Maximum Sink Depth (Inches) 6
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