Colonial Iron Speakeasy Door WCFP-SP-334 They are perfect for constructing Log Diameter:3 1/2"

Name: Colonial Iron Speakeasy Door WCFP-SP-334 They are perfect for constructing Log Diameter:3 1/2"
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 50097512644
Price: 115.47 USD
Availability: InStock
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Colonial Iron Speakeasy Door WCFP SP 334 They are perfect for constructing Log Diameter:3 1 2" They are perfect for constructing metal posts and beams or used as a fireplace mantel support This design is compatible with many styles including Mid Century Its hand painted patina finish and unique texture created by hand hammering gives your entranceway a touch of period style and superior quality This multi functional door adds a touch of security to your windows and is perfect for use as a clean out door

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