Bradley 377-380000 Commercial Restroom Waste Receptacle, 36 Gallon, Free-Standing, Stainless Steel Nominal Size-40" X 1.5" Made with durable and impact-resistant

Name: Bradley 377-380000 Commercial Restroom Waste Receptacle, 36 Gallon, Free-Standing, Stainless Steel Nominal Size-40" X 1.5" Made with durable and impact-resistant
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 22718845694
Price: 351.02 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2088 (29 reviews)

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Bradley 377 380000 Commercial Restroom Waste Receptacle, 36 Gallon, Free Standing, Stainless Steel Nominal Size 40" X 1.5" Made with durable and impact resistant Made with durable and impact resistant plastic to help prevent breakage C Fold towels by Windsoft are back and better than ever Heavy gauge removable stainless steel top Finish: Satin

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