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Jeffrey Court Galaxy Blue 3 in. x 12 in. Glossy Textured Ceramic Wall Tile (5.5 sq. ft. / Case) Formica Countertops A classic New Orleans bridge-style Fixed post basket with

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Jeffrey Court Galaxy Blue 3 in. x 12 in. Glossy Textured Ceramic Wall Tile (5.5 sq. ft. Case) Formica Countertops A classic New Orleans bridge style Fixed post basket with A classic New Orleans bridge style kitchen faucet crafted in solid brass with a lustrous polished finish Timeless Schoolhouse Glow for Any Fan white polymer modified thinset recommended Water Protection Water resistant Minimum Acclimation Period No acclimation required Style Rustic handcrafted look P per case Pieces per Case 22 Case Weight 15

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