Matt Black Apperley Shelf Bracket (314mm x 250mm) | From The Anvil Hammered Art Deco This push-to-open touch latch allows

Name: Matt Black Apperley Shelf Bracket (314mm x 250mm) | From The Anvil Hammered Art Deco This push-to-open touch latch allows
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 54065007428
Price: 108.04 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6138 (23 reviews)

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Matt Black Apperley Shelf Bracket (314mm x 250mm) | From The Anvil Hammered Art Deco This push-to-open touch latch allows

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Matt Black Apperley Shelf Bracket (314mm x 250mm) From The Anvil Hammered Art Deco This push to open touch latch allows This push to open touch latch allows a pocket door to sit 100% into the wall without the need for edge fix handles or finger pulls 9" Shade Material Copper with a protective lacquer with glass fitting Copper will naturally age over time Available in two different sizes SS fixings

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