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Allied Brass 8-in x 23.5-in Oil-Rubbed Bronze Double-Sided Magnifying Countertop Vanity Mirror Commercial VCT use polyurethane-based adhesive for permanent per panel

USD146.03

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SKU 41378675980 · ★ 4.7

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Allied Brass 8 in x 23.5 in Oil Rubbed Bronze Double Sided Magnifying Countertop Vanity Mirror Commercial VCT use polyurethane based adhesive for permanent per panel use polyurethane based adhesive for permanent installs over wood or concrete 4 Number of Lights 1 Light Product Size Small Material Steel Post Type Light Poles Compatible Bulb Type No Bulbs Included Exterior Lighting Accessory Type Posts Product Weight (lb Type Countertop vanity mirror Collection Name N A Height (Inches) 23 Crafted from the finest solid brass materials 8 in diameter double faced mirror glass 3x magnification on one side Heavy solid brass base will help prevent tipping Felt pad will prevent scratching on any surface Available in a wide variety of lifetime designer finishes

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