Roman Decorative 110 CFM Bathroom Ventilation Exhaust Fan with Light and Night-Light in Imperial Bronze Peel and Stick Flooring Transitional Light Bulb Type Included per panel

Name: Roman Decorative 110 CFM Bathroom Ventilation Exhaust Fan with Light and Night-Light in Imperial Bronze Peel and Stick Flooring Transitional Light Bulb Type Included per panel
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 64005705494
Price: 135.40 USD
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Rating: 4.1971 (22 reviews)

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Roman Decorative 110 CFM Bathroom Ventilation Exhaust Fan with Light and Night-Light in Imperial Bronze Peel and Stick Flooring Transitional Light Bulb Type Included per panel

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Roman Decorative 110 CFM Bathroom Ventilation Exhaust Fan with Light and Night Light in Imperial Bronze Peel and Stick Flooring Transitional Light Bulb Type Included per panel Transitional Light Bulb Type Included No Bulbs Included Maximum Wattage (watts) 0 Maximum Bulb Wattage 100 Fixture Material Metal Product Weight (lb 75 Common Width (Inches) 34 Common Depth (Inches) 1 Weight (lbs 79 Product Width (in No Additional Items Included Installation Type Ceiling Light Bulb Base Code E26 Light Bulb Type Allowed CFL

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