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Kohler Colors and Mossy Oak Patterns

Kohler Colors and Mossy Oak Patterns

BLEND IN. OR STAND OUT

Why go generic when you can choose a Kohler color? Complement the color to your home—or have it stand out to make a statement.

Cashmere (standard)

Pegasus

Pigeon Feather

Dover Gray

French Gray Linen

Nevergreen

Royal Hunter Green

Admiralty

Canyon Blue

Royal Plum

Brick Dust

FIRST AND ONLY GENERATOR MADE WITH MOSSY OAK®

Kohler is proud to be the first and only generator brand to offer Mossy Oak designs. Our exclusive partnership allows outdoor enthusiasts to celebrate their passion with power.

THREE DESIGNS TO DISGUISE YOUR POWER.

Choose from Original Bottomland, Break-Up Country, or Shadow Grass Habitat.

Available in our 14RCA. 20RCA, & 26RCA Generators.

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880 North Wright Rd
Santa Rosa, CA 95407
707-573-3130

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