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Boat Rv Caravan Camper 360° Turning Cold Hot Folding Kitchen Faucet Tap Gr-s001 on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
Location:

珠海, 广东省, China

珠海, 广东省, China
Condition:New Brand:GR Country//Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:GR-S001

Boat RV Caravan Camper Global First Model 360° Turning Cold Hot Full Copper Folding Kitchen Faucet Tap GR-S001

 

Product Description

 The Global First Model 360° Turning Cold Hot Full Copper Folding Hand Wash Basin Kitchen Faucet Tap

1. 360 Degree Turning

2. Materail : Full copper

3. Handle: Single

4. Surface treatment: Polished

5 Water: hot and cold water

Dimension: Please see the listing photo


Please be aware that this listing does not include the sink as in the photo,the sink has to be ordered separately.


It is ideal for caravan, motor home, boat, RV, horsebox etc. 


All shipping will be by FedEx or DHL economy and it will take about 7-10 working days to deliver to your address. 

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