Tarrison - Ace II 24" x 32" Silver and Slate Rectangular Table Top - AOG38RT42SSST Pizza Stones & Pans on Sale ideal for the demanding environment

Name: Tarrison - Ace II 24" x 32" Silver and Slate Rectangular Table Top - AOG38RT42SSST Pizza Stones & Pans on Sale ideal for the demanding environment
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 14167101985
Price: 192.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3492 (9 reviews)

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Tarrison Ace II 24" x 32" Silver and Slate Rectangular Table Top AOG38RT42SSST Pizza Stones & Pans on Sale ideal for the demanding environment ideal for the demanding environment of a commercial kitchen promoting consistent freezing for optimal texture and flavor in every serving Elegant Silver and Slate Finish – The silver and slate color palette adds a sleek and contemporary look to any setting The Tarrison Ace II 24" x 32" Silver and Slate Rectangular Table Top is a sophisticated and functional addition to any space

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