15 gal Ash/Trash Receptacle
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Ash/Trash Receptacle, 15 gallon, 16" diameter, sand top, fiberglass, retainer band w/rigid plastic liner, indoor/outdoor, dark brown color.
15 gal Ash, Trash Receptacle, ash retainer, clean fireplace
Price : $297 USD
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15 gal Ash/Trash Receptacle Reviews
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