Bradley (Phenolic) Toilet Partition Panel (75-3/4

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Bradley (Phenolic) Toilet Partition Panel (75-3/4" W x 58" H) - C440-78 Color:Almond - 0920 22-gauge stainless steel with #4

Name: Bradley (Phenolic) Toilet Partition Panel (75-3/4" W x 58" H) - C440-78 Color:Almond - 0920 22-gauge stainless steel with #4
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 91285017274
Price: 423.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0135 (20 reviews)

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Bradley (Phenolic) Toilet Partition Panel (75 3 4" W x 58" H) C440 78 Color:Almond 0920 22 gauge stainless steel with #4 22 gauge stainless steel with #4 satin finish (matte black available as 0210 41) Cover also hinges at the bottom for easy mounting and loading black core phenolic Bradley's phenolic partitions feature a three (3) year warranty against delamination and discoloration

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