Bradley 782-016300 (16 x 30) Commercial Restroom Mirror, Tilt Frame, Stainless Steel w/ Satin Finish, 16"W x 30"H Capacity-30 oz (244m) long and has stub

Name: Bradley 782-016300 (16 x 30) Commercial Restroom Mirror, Tilt Frame, Stainless Steel w/ Satin Finish, 16"W x 30"H Capacity-30 oz (244m) long and has stub
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98750625245
Price: 173.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6381000000000006 (28 reviews)

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SKU 98750625245

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Description

Bradley 782 016300 (16 x 30) Commercial Restroom Mirror, Tilt Frame, Stainless Steel w Satin Finish, 16"W x 30"H Capacity 30 oz (244m) long and has stub (244m) long and has stub roll capability for continuous dispensing Dilutes 1 oz First quality 1 4 inch float glass Mirror glass manufactured in accordance with ASTM C 1036

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