Caretaker In-floor Cleaning Head Step/Bench Nozzle 25 Pack (Clear) | 3-9-459 Standard Vinyl Care Fitting Caretaker 5-9-506: 2" Complete High-Flow

Name: Caretaker In-floor Cleaning Head Step/Bench Nozzle 25 Pack (Clear) | 3-9-459 Standard Vinyl Care Fitting Caretaker 5-9-506: 2" Complete High-Flow
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 36433835900
Price: 38.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1854000000000005 (10 reviews)

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Description

Caretaker In floor Cleaning Head Step Bench Nozzle 25 Pack (Clear) 3 9 459 Standard Vinyl Care Fitting Caretaker 5 9 506: 2" Complete High Flow Caretaker 5 9 506: 2" Complete High Flow Head in Light Cream The Caretaker 5 9 566 is a Bright White 2" complete high flow head with a matching 2 inch plumbing collar Baja Steps 5' @ 12gpm

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