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Ventline Va0445-28 Roof Vent Garnish Trim Ring Birch White 3-7/8 Inch To 5 In on 2040-parts.com

US $8.52
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Azusa, California, United States
Ventline VA0445-28 Roof Vent Garnish Trim Ring Birch White 3-7/8 inch to 5 in, US $8.52, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Ventline Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:VA0445-28 UPC:799530701982

Ventline VA0445-28 Roof Vent Garnish Trim Ring Birch White 3-7/8 inch to 5 inches Trailer RV
 
 
Ventline Vent Garnish for Easy Trim Out
 
Color: Birch White
 
Roof Thickness: 3-7/8 inch to 5 inches
 
Leg Length: 4-1/8 Inch
 
NOTES:
  • Photo does not necessarily represent size and color of product
  • Measurement provided is to fit roof thicknesses in between those two measurements.

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