Bathtub

Tom D

5 years ago

Looking at the 54" Pelham & White Vintage claw foot tub. Where can I find the schematics?

Thx ... Tom

Pelham & White Highview Luxury 54" Vintage Clawfoot Tub, Nickel Hardware · More Info

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Pelham & White
5 years ago
Hi Tom,

Thanks for your interest in Pelham & White. Below you will find the dimensional drawing for the 54" Highview tub. Let us know if we can help with anything else.

Warm Regards,

Pelham & White Customer Care
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