Bobrick B-529 Commercial Restroom Circular Waste Chute for Countertops, Counter-Mounted, Stainless Steel Size-72" x 36" The shelf is made of

Name: Bobrick B-529 Commercial Restroom Circular Waste Chute for Countertops, Counter-Mounted, Stainless Steel Size-72" x 36" The shelf is made of
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94091725978
Price: 166.12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6381000000000006 (22 reviews)

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Bobrick B 529 Commercial Restroom Circular Waste Chute for Countertops, Counter Mounted, Stainless Steel Size 72" x 36" The shelf is made of The shelf is made of type 304 A complimentary retro fit kit (29744 135) is available which allows the installation of the new unit into a larger wall opening ✅ Outside diameter 6 15 1 2" (140mm) Outside diameter 6 15 16" (175mm)

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