ASI 0548-9 Traditional - Sharps Disposal Cabinet - Container Not Included - Surface Mounted Height-16" Tear and puncture-resistant can liners

Name: ASI 0548-9 Traditional - Sharps Disposal Cabinet - Container Not Included - Surface Mounted Height-16" Tear and puncture-resistant can liners
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73401434786
Price: 161.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6741 (9 reviews)

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ASI 0548 9 Traditional Sharps Disposal Cabinet Container Not Included Surface Mounted Height 16" Tear and puncture resistant can liners Tear and puncture resistant can liners are an excellent choice Locking design helps protect against pilferage and makes refilling easy or any location where a recessed install isn't feasible backing or blocking in the wall cavity

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