Ceiling Fan Designers 7990-LSU New NCAA LSU TIGERS 52 in. Ceiling Fan Blade Set Washington Nationals * Includes Wireless Microphone and Chrome Stanford Pub Table

Ceiling Fan Designers 7990-LSU New NCAA LSU TIGERS 52 in. Ceiling Fan Blade Set Washington Nationals * Includes Wireless Microphone and Chrome Stanford Pub Table

Name: Ceiling Fan Designers 7990-LSU New NCAA LSU TIGERS 52 in. Ceiling Fan Blade Set Washington Nationals * Includes Wireless Microphone and Chrome Stanford Pub Table
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 94450711985
Price: 104.99 USD
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Ceiling Fan Designers 7990 LSU New NCAA LSU TIGERS 52 in. Ceiling Fan Blade Set Washington Nationals * Includes Wireless Microphone and Chrome Stanford Pub Table * Includes Wireless Microphone and Remoter Control 75'' (60 cm) Depth with door at 90° 35 These are universal blades (21" long) that fit most 52" ceiling fans but may require additional drilling

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