ASI 04684-TM-F Napkin/Tampon Vendor & Disposal, Free operation, Recessed Vendors and Disposals The recommended barrier-free mounting height

Name: ASI 04684-TM-F Napkin/Tampon Vendor & Disposal, Free operation, Recessed Vendors and Disposals The recommended barrier-free mounting height
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ASI 04684 TM F Napkin Tampon Vendor & Disposal, Free operation, Recessed Vendors and Disposals The recommended barrier free mounting height The recommended barrier free mounting height for the accessory is 36 to 40 inches off of the floor and standard brackets Twenty three tampons that measure 3 4 of an inch in diameter and 5 1 4 inches and 15 sanitary napkins that measure 4 1 4 inches by 3 inches by 1 1 8 inches in size can fit into the unit Beneath the dispenser

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