Bradley 3A05-10 Commercial Restroom Sanitary Waste Bin, 12 Gallon, Semi-Recessed-Mounted, 17-1/8" W x 30-5/8" H, 8-11/16" D, Stainless Steel flexsol hospitality or healthcare

Name: Bradley 3A05-10 Commercial Restroom Sanitary Waste Bin, 12 Gallon, Semi-Recessed-Mounted, 17-1/8" W x 30-5/8" H, 8-11/16" D, Stainless Steel flexsol hospitality or healthcare
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 44316219073
Price: 280.13 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3672 (21 reviews)

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Bradley 3A05 10 Commercial Restroom Sanitary Waste Bin, 12 Gallon, Semi Recessed Mounted, 17 1 8" W x 30 5 8" H, 8 11 16" D, Stainless Steel flexsol hospitality or healthcare hospitality or healthcare including those with tight spaces 1 inch wide with 1 4 inch return 12 gallon capacity

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