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'The Dunstable68' 68" Cast Iron Double Slipper Clawfoot Tub with AQUEDUCT BLUE Exterior plus Drain
<br>'The Dunstable68' 68" Cast Iron Double Slipper Clawfoot Tub with AQUEDUCT BLUE Exterior plus Drain<BR>


 
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'The Dunstable68' 68" Cast Iron Double Slipper Clawfoot Tub with AQUEDUCT BLUE Exterior
Requires a wall mount or freestanding tub filler (no deck holes)
Faucet sold separately
Gloss aqueduct blue finish exterior
Cast iron tub with bright white enameled interior
Heavy cast Empire claw feet
Tub drain included
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Price: $2,150.00



Availability:: This package must be specially prepared and will leave our factory in 2 to 3 weeks
Product Code: PEN-DUNS68


Foot Finish*: 		Supply feet in chrome (no extra)
Supply feet in brushed nickel [Add $45.00]
Supply feet in oil rubbed bronze [Add $55.00]
Supply feet in polished nickel [Add $65.00]
Supply feet in poured gold effect [Add $65.00]

Drain Finish*: 		Supply in chrome (no extra)
Supply in brushed nickel [Add $35.00]
Supply in oil rubbed bronze [Add $35.00]
Supply in polished nickel [Add $45.00]
Supply in unvarnished polished brass [Add $35.00]
Supply in unvarnished brushed brass [Add $55.00]

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'The Dunstable68' 68" Cast Iron Double Slipper Clawfoot Tub with AQUEDUCT BLUE Exterior

Product Details
A delightfully elegant double slipper bath tub with gorgeous heavy cast Empire feet.

Finishing
The exterior of the tub is a cast iron which has been cleaned and smoothed after forming and had an epoxy primer applied. Three coats of high grade single stage gloss aqueduct blue paint are then applied to complete. The surface is very simple to maintain and clean, just a simple wipe with a dry cloth. The interior of the tub is hand applied enamel. As a result, slight undulations will appear on the surface and this will add to the individual character of every Penhaglion Hand Finished bathtub.

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