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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.
Armstrong Civic Square VCT Oyster White 12" x 12" x 1 8" Commercial Vinyl Tile (45 Sq Ft Case) Roman Window 68 in Style Modern Shower 68 in Style Modern Shower Head Size Large Handle Type Lever Handle Included Components No Additional Items Color Family Brushed Nickel Returnable 180 Day Spray Pattern Rain Number of Faucet Handles Single Handle Mounting Type Wall Mount Color Finish Nickel Number of Spray Patterns 1 Features No Additional Features Spout Type Shower tub diverter Valve Included Valve Included Connection size (in 5 Color Finish Family White Manufacturer Color Finish White Interior Color Maple Manufacturer Top Color White Carrara Sink Color White Manufacturer Faucet Finish N A Hardware Color Family Chrome Hardware Finish Polished Side Panel Material Plywood with wood veneer Solid Wood Frame No Top Material Natural marble Sink Material Porcelain Sink Included Yes Faucet Included No Decorative Hardware Included Yes Mirror Included No Medicine Cabinet Included No Overflow Drain Included Yes Number of Sinks Double sink Number of Drawers 6 Number of Doors 4 Sink Type Undermount Sink Shape Rectangular Soft Close Doors Yes Soft Close Drawers Yes Adjustable Shelves No Dove Tail Drawer Construction Yes Edge Profile Flat Faucet Mount Type 8 in widespread Modular Design No Style Modern Contemporary Toe Kick No Unfinished Sides None ARB265W Exclusive No Installation Type Freestanding Integrated Electrical Outlet No Max Flow Rate N A CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Complies with Federal Lead Guidelines Yes CARB Compliant Yes Warranty 2 year limited UNSPSC 30162200 Actual Depth (Inches) 22 Popular Widths 60 in Actual Width (Inches) 60 Actual Height (Inches) 35 Top Thickness 3 4 in Can be installed over both concrete and wood width x 12 in
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