Real Fyre G45 Series See-Thru Listed Triple T Glass Burner Systems with “15” Series Valve & Variable Remote mocha Color Changing Backlight - blue Fits In:SPS/U150-N5

Name: Real Fyre G45 Series See-Thru Listed Triple T Glass Burner Systems with “15” Series Valve & Variable Remote mocha Color Changing Backlight - blue Fits In:SPS/U150-N5
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SKU: 89922115178
Price: 552.60 USD
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Real Fyre G45 Series See Thru Listed Triple T Glass Burner Systems with “15” Series Valve & Variable Remote mocha Color Changing Backlight blue Fits In:SPS U150 N5 Color Changing Backlight blue A decorative front panel and knob cover are included to enhance the realistic look of your fireplace All Real Fyre® glass What's Included

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