Large 7200 Litre Non-Potable Cylindrical Storage Water Tank - Black fpw_bitumen-primer-seal-5l Guarding open trenches and excavations Size:6XL

Name: Large 7200 Litre Non-Potable Cylindrical Storage Water Tank - Black fpw_bitumen-primer-seal-5l Guarding open trenches and excavations Size:6XL
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 89473169684
Price: 709.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2736 (5 reviews)

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Large 7200 Litre Non Potable Cylindrical Storage Water Tank Black fpw_bitumen primer seal 5l Guarding open trenches and excavations Size:6XL Guarding open trenches and excavations on construction sites 20L capacity pressed steel body finished in khaki green for corrosion resistance landscaping ⊛ 10 year warranty against manufacturing defects

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