20" Green Plastic Boxwood Cube with Warm White LED Lights
20" Green Plastic Boxwood Cube with Warm White LED Lights
| Store | |
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Walmart Vickerman 20" Artificial Boxwood Cube with 100 Warm White LED Lghts. | $147.84 |
LightBulbs.com | $153.79 |
Michael's | $230.99 |
QVC | $331.99 |
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Nice product for our use
very nice product. The gauge of the wire mess is good for this size but I bought the 72" and 48" units also which were flimsy and I'm concerned of quality of manufacturing with a larger size products but the weaker thinner gauge is fine for the smaller cube
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Prices are currently low for this product, typically ranging from $169 to $278, and the lowest price we've seen is $114.94.
Vickerman 20" Artificial Boxwood Cube with 100 Warm White LED Lghts. at Walmart
.Description
Brighten up your space with this 20" green plastic boxwood cube. Featuring warm white LED lights, it's perfect for both indoor and outdoor decor.
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