20 in. Gray Soft Close Full Extension Double Wall Lower Drawer Set (1-Pair) Silverton Oak Flooring Second Handle Included Drill/ Driver

Name: 20 in. Gray Soft Close Full Extension Double Wall Lower Drawer Set (1-Pair) Silverton Oak Flooring Second Handle Included Drill/ Driver
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47791699350
Price: 48.99 USD
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20 in. Gray Soft Close Full Extension Double Wall Lower Drawer Set (1-Pair) Silverton Oak Flooring Second Handle Included Drill/ Driver

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20 in. Gray Soft Close Full Extension Double Wall Lower Drawer Set (1 Pair) Silverton Oak Flooring Second Handle Included Drill Driver Second Handle Included Drill Driver Type Hammer Drill Driver Product Weight (lb 56 Knob Projection (in allowing the full length of the drawer to clear the cabinet ) 110 Material Steel Finish Family Nickel Mount Type Side Mount Returnable 180 Day Builders Hardware Product Type Drawer Slides Drawer Slide Type Side Mount Package Quantity 1 Slide Length (In

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