Round Toothbrush Holder Made From Faux Leather in Orange Finish
Gedy AC98-67
Overview
Product Details
- Bathroom Tumbler from the Gedy Vogue collection
- Made in thermoplastic resins and faux leather and finished in orange
- Luxurious modern tumbler/toothbrush holder for your luxurious personal bathroom
- Made and designed by Gedy
Technical Specifications
| Width: |
3.39 Inches
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| Depth: |
3.39 Inches
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| Height: |
5.3 Inches
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| Weight: |
1 Lbs
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Info & Guides
Features
| Installation: |
Free Standing
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| Material: |
Faux Leather, Thermoplastic Resins
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| Color: |
Orange
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| Style: |
Contemporary
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| Type: |
Tumbler
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| Shape: |
Round
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More Information
| Short Description: | A sensible complimentary piece for a high-end or contemporary personal bath, this free standing tumbler/toothbrush holder is the perfect option. Made with high-quality thermoplastic resins and faux leather and available in orange, this toothbrush holder/tumbler is part of the Gedy Vogue collection. |
| Product Name: | Round Toothbrush Holder Made From Faux Leather in Orange Finish |
| SKU: | Gedy AC98-67 |
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| Brand Name: | |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Categories: | |
| California Prop 65: |
Yes
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Availability & Shipping
| Availability: | In Stock. |
| Shipping Method: | Ships with FedEx. |
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Gedy Brand Information
Gedy is world-renowned for its simple, modern designs as well as its affordable luxury tabletop and wall mounted bathroom accessories. In the half-decade since its inception in 1953, Gedy has become the world's leading bathroom accessory brand, with several of its collections garnering significant attention and praise. One particular product that has received acclaim is the Gedy Cucciolo toilet brush by famed Japanese designer Makio Hasuike. The toilet brush, which epitomizes the connection between modern design and bathroom accessories, has become a permanent staple in the New York Museum of Modern Art since 1977.
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