Alpine ALP438-23-BLK 23 Gallon Square Perforated Trash Can, Black Material-Vinyl Coated Steel The above-deck mixing handle allows

Name: Alpine ALP438-23-BLK 23 Gallon Square Perforated Trash Can, Black Material-Vinyl Coated Steel The above-deck mixing handle allows
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73746785254
Price: 238.31 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6768 (16 reviews)

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Description

Alpine ALP438 23 BLK 23 Gallon Square Perforated Trash Can, Black Material Vinyl Coated Steel The above deck mixing handle allows The above deck mixing handle allows users to adjust water temperature without accessing plumbing below the sink 22 gauge stainless steel designed for efficient waste collection in commercial environments with a modern aesthetic 23 gallon rectangular perforated waste receptacle in black finish

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