Scott Pro High Capacity Coreless Srb Tissue Dispenser, 11 1/4 X 6 5/16 X 12 3/4, White - KCC44517 Capacity-1200 mL and a single SKU can

Name: Scott Pro High Capacity Coreless Srb Tissue Dispenser, 11 1/4 X 6 5/16 X 12 3/4, White - KCC44517 Capacity-1200 mL and a single SKU can
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59614030224
Price: 45.54 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6147 (6 reviews)

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Description

Scott Pro High Capacity Coreless Srb Tissue Dispenser, 11 1 4 X 6 5 16 X 12 3 4, White KCC44517 Capacity 1200 mL and a single SKU can and a single SKU can be specified across mixed restroom buildouts The chute measures 6 3 4 inches in diameter overall and once installed Roll Type: Standard First standard roll bathroom tissue dispenser with the contemporary Mod* System design

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