Bobrick B-518 Left Hand Folding Commercial Shower Seat, Stainless Steel Josh Bradley S50-340 1 Button Lcmt

Name: Bobrick B-518 Left Hand Folding Commercial Shower Seat, Stainless Steel Josh Bradley S50-340 1 Button Lcmt
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53074595264
Price: 314.73 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3807 (16 reviews)

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Bobrick B 518 Left Hand Folding Commercial Shower Seat, Stainless Steel Josh Bradley S50 340 1 Button Lcmt Bradley S50 340 1 Button Lcmt Replacement Part Bradley S90 323 Stn Hfp Asy 4' Bury Replacement Part The shower seat can support up to 360 pounds of weight in keeping with ADA and other barrier free accessibility guidelines The circular mounting flanges that attach to the wall are 3 inches in diameter and fabricated from stainless steel that is 3 16 of an inch thick

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