Penny Lane Linear Low Density Can Liners, 45 Gal, 1.6 Mil, 40" X 46", Black, 100/Carton - PNL521 Capacity-1500 mL Capacity Range (Volume) [Max]: 33

Name: Penny Lane Linear Low Density Can Liners, 45 Gal, 1.6 Mil, 40" X 46", Black, 100/Carton - PNL521 Capacity-1500 mL Capacity Range (Volume) [Max]: 33
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64085523679
Price: 42.11 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.752400000000001 (18 reviews)

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Penny Lane Linear Low Density Can Liners, 45 Gal, 1.6 Mil, 40" X 46", Black, 100 Carton PNL521 Capacity 1500 mL Capacity Range (Volume) [Max]: 33 Capacity Range (Volume) [Max]: 33 gal Material(s): Cloth Conforms easily to the shape of the container and distributes weight of the refuse evely around the bag Capacity Range (Volume) [Min]: 40 gal

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