Bradley BX 755-018000 Commercial Restroom Stainless Steel Shelf Toilet Tissue Dispensers Bradley 118-288 Valve-Body-Plated Replacement Part

Name: Bradley BX 755-018000 Commercial Restroom Stainless Steel Shelf Toilet Tissue Dispensers Bradley 118-288 Valve-Body-Plated Replacement Part
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 64027622802
Price: 60.96 USD
Availability: InStock
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Bradley BX 755 018000 Commercial Restroom Stainless Steel Shelf Toilet Tissue Dispensers Bradley 118 288 Valve Body Plated Replacement Part Bradley 118 288 Valve Body Plated Replacement Part Overall Depth: 15 in while the mounting brackets are fashioned out of 16 gauge stainless steel for extra strength To prevent accidental cuts and preserve the safety of your facilities

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