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Bon Tool 42 in. Regular Darby Magnesium Capped Composite Decking Type Traditional Cashmere No Tree

USD79.00

USD126.00

SKU 77197988433 · ★ 4.6

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Bon Tool 42 in. Regular Darby Magnesium Capped Composite Decking Type Traditional Cashmere No Tree Type Traditional Cashmere No Tree Family N A (no tree species) Height (Feet) 4 Tabletop No Tip Count 766 Bulb Type Incandescent Fiber Optic No Shape Slim Orientation Rightside up Flocked Yes Rotating Tree Stand N A (no stand) Primary Tree Color Green Light Color White Light Color Name Clear Branch Material PE PVC Self Shaping No Base Width (Inches) 22 Stand Type Potted Width (Inches) 22 Pre lit Yes White Light Shade Clear Light Pattern Constant On and Off Foot Switch No Replacement Bulbs and Fuses Included Yes ENERGY STAR Certified No Warranty 1 year limited Single Plug Yes Works with Apple HomeKit No Works with Amazon Alexa No Works with SmartThings No Wi Fi Compatibility No Bluetooth Compatibility No App Compatibility N A Works with iOS No Works with Android No Voice Controlled No Hub Required No Weight (lbs With its seamless full overlay shaker design Design: Dual handle system (knob and rail) provides precision in directional use The dual handles help maintain steady control and direction during application

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