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Description
Steves & Sons 36 in. x 80 in. Legacy Series Full Lite Clear Glass Right Hand Outswing White Primed Fiberglass Prehung Front Door Hickory Brook 065 in Wear Layer Thickness Frameless Shower Doors 065 in Wear Layer Thickness 3 mil Material Vinyl Edge Type Straight edge Gloss Low gloss Installation Method Peel and stick Application Location Floor Indoor Outdoor Indoor Installs Over Subfloor Concrete Superior chrome not easy to peel off Q: What rough opening is required Low E Door Handing Right Hand Outswing Door Style Traditional Door Type Exterior Prehung Features Lockset Bore (Double Bore) Finish Type Primed Frame Material Composite Glass Caming Finish No caming Glass Layout Full Lite Glass Shape Rectangle Lite Glass Style Clear Glass Hinge Finish Bronze Hinge Type Ball Bearing Included No Additional Items Included Material Composite Fiberglass Number of Hinges 3 Number of Lites 1 Lite Panel Type No Panel Product Weight (lb
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