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Transolid 61-in Baltic Brown Granite Single Sink Bathroom Vanity Top Castle Gray Oak Sliding Compound Miter Saw gives
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Transolid 61 in Baltic Brown Granite Single Sink Bathroom Vanity Top Castle Gray Oak Sliding Compound Miter Saw gives Sliding Compound Miter Saw gives you precision you can count on 875 Bowl Top to Bottom Depth (in Collection Name N A Material Granite Top Thickness 1 1 4 in Edge Profile Custom Color Finish Family Brown Faucet Mount Type Widespread Sink Color White Weight (lbs Pre sealed protective coat adds durability and stain resistance – no sealing required 1 1 4 in thick natural granite construction (including profile build up) Includes 4 in matching backsplash and undermount vitreous china oval white sink with overflow Fits 60 in x 21 in vanity cabinet (Not included) Natural granite adds
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