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57.6"–58" W (Adjustable Width) x 79" H Frameless Reversible Pivot Shower Door in Matte Black with Black Tinted Glass & 30.2"–30.5" Side Panel 48inch Vanity Moisture-resistant construction with PBC engineered The Tina Collection corner

SKU: 59508666951
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USD464.50 USD504.50 Pit lane

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57.6"–58" W (Adjustable Width) x 79" H Frameless Reversible Pivot Shower Door in Matte Black with Black Tinted Glass & 30.2"–30.5" Side Panel 48inch Vanity Moisture resistant construction with PBC engineered The Tina Collection corner Moisture resistant construction with PBC engineered core and walnut finish Ceramic disc valve cartridge — smooth and drip free The 60" x 79" reversible pivot door paired with a 32" x 79" side panel creates a striking architectural statement The sleek matte black frame delivers that coveted industrial luxe aesthetic

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