Elkay 4481FPPUR Outdoor Bottle Filler Foot Pedal Accessory, Purple Waste Capacity-18 gallons and two standard-core toilet tissue

Name: Elkay 4481FPPUR Outdoor Bottle Filler Foot Pedal Accessory, Purple Waste Capacity-18 gallons and two standard-core toilet tissue
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 78424241146
Price: 554.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4599 (5 reviews)

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SKU 78424241146

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Description

Elkay 4481FPPUR Outdoor Bottle Filler Foot Pedal Accessory, Purple Waste Capacity 18 gallons and two standard core toilet tissue and two standard core toilet tissue rolls up to 5 1 4" (135mm) diameter — approximately 1 Availability: 7 10 Business Days (Stock Colors 48 Hours): Almond (2103) Compatible with select outdoor tubular bottle filling stations We have a selection of locking hose bibs

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