6.5’ Vancouver Fir “Natural Look” Artificial Christmas Tree with 400 Clear LED Lights and 2158 Bendable Branches Dark Espresso/Light Grey - SKU: EEI-6944-WAL-ALM Color_Sable

Name: 6.5’ Vancouver Fir “Natural Look” Artificial Christmas Tree with 400 Clear LED Lights and 2158 Bendable Branches Dark Espresso/Light Grey - SKU: EEI-6944-WAL-ALM Color_Sable
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 98566528554
Price: 178.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0054 (14 reviews)

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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6.5’ Vancouver Fir “Natural Look” Artificial Christmas Tree with 400 Clear LED Lights and 2158 Bendable Branches Dark Espresso Light Grey SKU: EEI 6944 WAL ALM Color_Sable SKU: EEI 6944 WAL ALM providing functional reflection and adding symmetry to your space Arriving pre strung with 400 clear LED lights to eliminate unsightly tangles and carefully stabilized on a metal stand this impressive 6

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