Kichler 3-Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Path Light, 200 Lumens, 20.05-in H x 6-in W BERC2 It includes a white vitreous Color:Titanium

Name: Kichler 3-Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Path Light, 200 Lumens, 20.05-in H x 6-in W BERC2 It includes a white vitreous Color:Titanium
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 50965025030
Price: 48.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2349 (28 reviews)

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Kichler 3 Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Path Light, 200 Lumens, 20.05 in H x 6 in W BERC2 It includes a white vitreous Color:Titanium It includes a white vitreous china undermount oval sink and matching 4 in backsplash Timeless Aesthetic: Aged copper finish with clear glass complements traditional exteriors all weather aluminum path light in Olde Bronze delivers warm 3000K illumination for walkways and landscapes dust proof aluminum housing resists powerful water jets (IPX6) and irrigation spray

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