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Crestfield Free-Standing Pedestal Toilet Paper Holder in Venetian Bronze

Crestfield Free-Standing Pedestal Toilet Paper Holder in Venetian Bronze Others

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Crestfield Free-Standing Pedestal Toilet Paper Holder in Venetian Bronze

The classic design of the Crestfield collection combines casual elegance with a timeless silhouette. Inspired by the fresh look of American architecture, this free-standing toilet paper holder offers a subtle design element that makes your bath look polished yet relaxed.
  • Warm venetian bronze finish resists water spots and fingerprints
  • Casual design which complements many different bathroom styles
  • Offering a smooth contrast to light tones and coordinating well with darker ones, venetian bronze has a beautiful soothing effect on almost any space
  • SpotShield technology resists water spots, fingerprints, and stains so the bath hardware stays cleaner longer
  • Zinc die-cast construction provides reliability and durability
  • Designed to hold 1 roll of toilet paper and features an easy to use spring-loaded roller
  • Coordinates beautifully with many bronze faucets

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