BLACK BULL Heavy Duty Impact Protection Railing System - 1000mm End Post Finish:Powder-Coated - for indoor use only Driving and courier rounds Size:6XL

Name: BLACK BULL Heavy Duty Impact Protection Railing System - 1000mm End Post Finish:Powder-Coated - for indoor use only Driving and courier rounds Size:6XL
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 99935384698
Price: 138.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4428 (12 reviews)

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BLACK BULL Heavy Duty Impact Protection Railing System 1000mm End Post Finish:Powder Coated for indoor use only Driving and courier rounds Size:6XL Driving and courier rounds 9kg Speed 13 Snag free fixings countersunk bolts sit flush so nothing catches on clothing or hands 4 bolts per post (bolts sold separately) Standard TUV tested

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