American Panel Traditional 48" x 48" Corner Glacier Gray Original Edge Type 2 Ceramic Hearth Board h82 Firegear FPB-29RBSAWS-P Pan Size 29" Fits In:SPS/U150-N5

Name: American Panel Traditional 48" x 48" Corner Glacier Gray Original Edge Type 2 Ceramic Hearth Board h82 Firegear FPB-29RBSAWS-P Pan Size 29" Fits In:SPS/U150-N5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 61567688179
Price: 399.51 USD
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American Panel Traditional 48" x 48" Corner Glacier Gray Original Edge Type 2 Ceramic Hearth Board h82 Firegear FPB 29RBSAWS P Pan Size 29" Fits In:SPS U150 N5 Firegear FPB 29RBSAWS P Pan Size 29" Burner Size 22" BTU 125 & See Thru Kit is Sold Separately Can I order a custom size hearth pad you can achieve an R Value of up to R=10

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