Bradley 8170-001360 (36 x 1.5) Commercial ADA Grab Bar, Stainless Steel Capacity-100 C-fold or 200 multi-fold towels Bradley 144-056 Liner Replacement Part

Name: Bradley 8170-001360 (36 x 1.5) Commercial ADA Grab Bar, Stainless Steel Capacity-100 C-fold or 200 multi-fold towels Bradley 144-056 Liner Replacement Part
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 522864097
Price: 41.10 USD
Availability: InStock
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Bradley 8170 001360 (36 x 1.5) Commercial ADA Grab Bar, Stainless Steel Capacity 100 C fold or 200 multi fold towels Bradley 144 056 Liner Replacement Part Bradley 144 056 Liner Replacement Part Bradley 269 160 Vlv Presto Alpa 80 Metering Replacement Part Each flange is made from type 304 stainless steel and is securely herliarc welded to the stainless steel tubing which are not included

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