Enpac Snap Wall Containment Berm, 5,385 gal Spill Capacity, 60 ft Length, 12 ft Width, 12 in Height - 48-12601-BK-SU Material-Chrome The sink has an 8"

Name: Enpac Snap Wall Containment Berm, 5,385 gal Spill Capacity, 60 ft Length, 12 ft Width, 12 in Height - 48-12601-BK-SU Material-Chrome The sink has an 8"
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 57631499878
Price: 2919.24 USD
Availability: InStock
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Enpac Snap Wall Containment Berm, 5,385 gal Spill Capacity, 60 ft Length, 12 ft Width, 12 in Height 48 12601 BK SU Material Chrome The sink has an 8" The sink has an 8" high full length sloped backsplash to help prevent wall moisture damage and staining which are hemmed to prevent accidental cuts and scrapes Color: Black Spill Capacity: 5

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