Shaws Disposal Stopper
SKU: 744SG
$641.00
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- Product Type Household Disposer Part
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- Finish Satin Gold
- 12 Finish Options
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744BKS - Black Stainless Steel - $207.00
744EB - English Bronze - $314.00
744EG - English Gold - $384.00
744IB - Matte Black - $421.00
744MB - Matte Black - $172.00
744APC - Polished Chrome - $207.00
744PN - Polished Nickel - $207.00
744SEG - Satin English Gold - $145.00
744SG - Satin Gold - $641.00
744STN - Satin Nickel - $207.00
744TCB - Tuscan Brass - $330.00
744WH - White - $170.00
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Shaws 744SG
I.S.E. Disposal Stopper In Satin Gold With Black Rubber Gasket Or Seal
- Finish Satin Gold
- Collection Rohl Cross Collection
- UPC 824438397347
- Online Product ID 6343654
- Made In USA
- Made in USA yes
- Material Rubber
- Prop65 Warning Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm-www.p65warnings.ca.gov
- Shipping L:4.25"x W:4.75"x H:2.25" 1 lbs.
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Shaws
Save More Plumbing and Lighting is proud to present this Satin Gold Household Disposer Part, by Shaws. The 744SG is made from premium materials, this Household Disposer Part offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Shaws's Rohl Cross Collection Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
At Shaws we don’t believe in mass production; we believe in quality, individuality and authenticity in all we do. It takes time to hand-make Shaws sinks, between three to four weeks in total, using time-honoured techniques that have been passed down from master craftsman to apprentice for well over a century.