Bradley 964 Toddler Wall Seat, Surface-Mounted, Plastic, ADA Compliant Waste Capacity-Under 2 Gallons eliminating the need for hardwired

Name: Bradley 964 Toddler Wall Seat, Surface-Mounted, Plastic, ADA Compliant Waste Capacity-Under 2 Gallons eliminating the need for hardwired
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 95636869489
Price: 156.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4635 (21 reviews)

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SKU 95636869489

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Description

Bradley 964 Toddler Wall Seat, Surface Mounted, Plastic, ADA Compliant Waste Capacity Under 2 Gallons eliminating the need for hardwired eliminating the need for hardwired electrical connections Dual Liner Dispenser: Molded plastic dual liner dispenser holds approximately 50 liners per dispenser Rated to support up to 50 lbs 5" from the wall when extended and only 4" when closed

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