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Kichler 3-Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Path Light, 200 Lumens, 3000K Medicine Cabinets 6-in D bathroom vanity with 18V Lithium-Ion

SKU 16987758945 4.7
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Kichler 3 Watt Olde Bronze Low Voltage Hardwired LED Path Light, 200 Lumens, 3000K Medicine Cabinets 6 in D bathroom vanity with 18V Lithium Ion 6 in D bathroom vanity with top included Pre drilled for a 4 in centerset faucet for easy installation (faucet sold separately) Fully assembled and ready to be installed Protective Dome: Cap nut covers exposed threads to prevent damage and injury while offering a clean finish Wide Spread: 6 ft light beam spread to illuminate sidewalks and plant beds even spread

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