Bradley Elvari Series Shelf, Stainless Satin, 20 Gauge, 5" X 18" - 7B2-0051800-BS, Brushed Stainless Length-16" with an 18 gauge mounting

Name: Bradley Elvari Series Shelf, Stainless Satin, 20 Gauge, 5" X 18" - 7B2-0051800-BS, Brushed Stainless Length-16" with an 18 gauge mounting
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 1939624673
Price: 107.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2997000000000005 (19 reviews)

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Description

Bradley Elvari Series Shelf, Stainless Satin, 20 Gauge, 5" X 18" 7B2 0051800 BS, Brushed Stainless Length 16" with an 18 gauge mounting with an 18 gauge mounting plate and tube The ASI 3701 36 is the 36 inch variant of ASI's 3701 Series snap flange grab bar — one of the most widely specified commercial grab bar lines in North America Single‑piece design for easy mounting Stainless Satin

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