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Zurn ZEMS6003PL-ULF-W1 AquaFlush ZEMS Exposed Hardwired In Wall Sensor Flush Valve, 0.125 gpf," 3/4" Top Spud, and 11-1/2" Rough In Chrome material-Plastic / Metal Welded Construction for Maximum Strength:
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Zurn ZEMS6003PL ULF W1 AquaFlush ZEMS Exposed Hardwired In Wall Sensor Flush Valve, 0.125 gpf," 3 4" Top Spud, and 11 1 2" Rough In Chrome material Plastic Metal Welded Construction for Maximum Strength: Welded Construction for Maximum Strength: The Bradley 8122 passes bar ends through 12 gauge stainless steel flanges and welds them permanently — the same welded construction as the satin 8120 Non abrasive formula cleans greasy soap scum with fewer strokes " 3 4" Top Spud AquaFlush ZEMS Exposed Hardwired In Wall Sensor Flush Valve
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