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Allstone KF332010SB 33" Carrara White Straight Single Bowl Stone Farmhouse Sink Finish_White To watch a video on

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Allstone KF332010SB 33" Carrara White Straight Single Bowl Stone Farmhouse Sink Finish_White To watch a video on To watch a video on ALFI brand ABF3018 30" White Single Bowl Thin Wall Fireclay Farmhouse Sink click here Duet Reversible fireclay sink with a smooth front apron Order your 33" Farmhouse Sink Today and enjoy FREE Shipping with no tax or fees Bowl Split: Single Box Height: 20" Box Length: 40" Box Weight: 230 lbs Box Width: 48" Collection: Contemporary Color: White Country of Origin: Italy Drain Placement: Center Installation Type: Farmhouse Apron Item Height: 10" Item Length (Front to Back): 20" Item Weight: 190 lbs Item Width (Side to Side): 33" Material: Carrara Marble Number of Bowls: 1 Number of Faucet Holes: 0 Shape: Rectangle Sku: KF332010SB NLP CW Ship Method: Freight

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