Bradley (Phenolic) Stall Door (34" W x 58" H) C490-34 - Toilet Partition Door Color:Navy Grafix - 7018 the shelf measures 5 inches

Name: Bradley (Phenolic) Stall Door (34" W x 58" H) C490-34 - Toilet Partition Door Color:Navy Grafix - 7018 the shelf measures 5 inches
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79442909242
Price: 343.83 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1332 (29 reviews)

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Description

Bradley (Phenolic) Stall Door (34" W x 58" H) C490 34 Toilet Partition Door Color:Navy Grafix 7018 the shelf measures 5 inches the shelf measures 5 inches in depth and 60 inches in length Possesses premium quality for superior comfort Ñ at home and everywhere else black core phenolic Bradley's phenolic partitions feature a three (3) year warranty against delamination and discoloration

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