San Jamar Cutting Board, Co-Polymer, Brown, 12" Length, 9" Width, 3/8" Thickness - CBG912BR Bowl Shape-Circular Control stop has internal siphon-guard

Name: San Jamar Cutting Board, Co-Polymer, Brown, 12" Length, 9" Width, 3/8" Thickness - CBG912BR Bowl Shape-Circular Control stop has internal siphon-guard
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 54827314886
Price: 22.77 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.036 (26 reviews)

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San Jamar Cutting Board, Co Polymer, Brown, 12" Length, 9" Width, 3 8" Thickness CBG912BR Bowl Shape Circular Control stop has internal siphon guard Control stop has internal siphon guard protection Bradley S04 100 Panel Access Asm Tri Crnr Replacement Part The integrated anti slip grips help provide a safe cutting surface without the need for an unsanitary "wet towel" to steady the cutting board

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