Quartet Magnetic Letter, Push-Pin Bulletin Board, Magnetic Fabric, 36"H x 48"W, Gray - MB544A Standard Roll Toilet Paper Dispensers 12 1/2" W x 5

Name: Quartet Magnetic Letter, Push-Pin Bulletin Board, Magnetic Fabric, 36"H x 48"W, Gray - MB544A Standard Roll Toilet Paper Dispensers 12 1/2" W x 5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 54231034189
Price: 131.98 USD
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Quartet Magnetic Letter, Push Pin Bulletin Board, Magnetic Fabric, 36"H x 48"W, Gray MB544A Standard Roll Toilet Paper Dispensers 12 1 2" W x 5 12 1 2" W x 5 1 2" D x 15 1 2" H They're ideal for ensuring flushing in public restrooms and high use areas even after years of use Patented Easy Mount hanging system secures board to wall in multiple places

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