Bradley Elvari Recessed Paper Towel & Waste Receptacle, Large Capacity, Brushed Bronze - 2B5-003600-BZ COVID Reopen Kits and the container fits multiple

Name: Bradley Elvari Recessed Paper Towel & Waste Receptacle, Large Capacity, Brushed Bronze - 2B5-003600-BZ COVID Reopen Kits and the container fits multiple
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25014871520
Price: 628.36 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6795 (16 reviews)

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SKU 25014871520

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Bradley Elvari Recessed Paper Towel & Waste Receptacle, Large Capacity, Brushed Bronze 2B5 003600 BZ COVID Reopen Kits and the container fits multiple and the container fits multiple GOJO dispensers for convenience the surface mounted design saves valuable counter space High quality and modern style complements other Elvari™ products Recessed mounting

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