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Shower Curtain Material:100% Polyester printing thick fabric Size:(W*H) 100x180cm(39.37×70.86in) 120x180cm(47.24×70.86in) 150x180cm(59.05×70.86in) 150x200cm(59.05×78.74in) 180x180cm(70.86×70.86in) 180x200cm(70.86×78.74in) 200x180cm(78.74×70.86in) Function:waterproof and mould proof. Machine washable. Weight:0.5kg/PC Packaging:PP bag +12pcs Plastic White C hooks as follows: Process: Buckle-hole or Button-hole, Random send! Advantages: 1. Environmental protection : Using environmental protection material and mould-proof. 2. Waterproof: Preventing water splashing outside of the shower and taking a blocking effect for the people of shower. 3. Convenience: The most flexible and most – cost effect way. Pay attention,the size 1-2cm difference is acceptable by the National quality standard .so when you place the order we will think you accept it too.thank you. We sell only a shower curtain , no bath mat, if you need bath mat, you can kindly buy it in our shop seperately. ...

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