Speakman Valve Block Assembly, For Use With Shower valve - G05-0265-MO Soap Dispenser Accessories Surface-mounted liquid soap dispenser shall

Name: Speakman Valve Block Assembly, For Use With Shower valve - G05-0265-MO Soap Dispenser Accessories Surface-mounted liquid soap dispenser shall
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 7333201316
Price: 430.33 USD
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Speakman Valve Block Assembly, For Use With Shower valve G05 0265 MO Soap Dispenser Accessories Surface mounted liquid soap dispenser shall Surface mounted liquid soap dispenser shall be fabricated of satin finish stainless steel with 22 gauge tank and 18 gauge cover delamination or breakage under normal use* Material of Construction: Brass For Use With: Shower valve

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