Quoizel Soho Brushed Nickel Transitional Kitchen Island Light, 33.125-in Width Stone Look Laminate Laser operated with on/off switch Color:Titanium

Name: Quoizel Soho Brushed Nickel Transitional Kitchen Island Light, 33.125-in Width Stone Look Laminate Laser operated with on/off switch Color:Titanium
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 53455974449
Price: 189.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6264 (29 reviews)

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Description

Quoizel Soho Brushed Nickel Transitional Kitchen Island Light, 33.125 in Width Stone Look Laminate Laser operated with on off switch Color:Titanium Laser operated with on off switch makes aligning blade to work piece more convenient and precise reduces initial stripping A transitional linear island light from Quoizel’s Soho collection featuring a brushed nickel finish and clear glass globes Key Features:

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