Eagle 2 Gal. Flammable Liquid Bench Top Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Self-Closing One Shelf, Model: 1900 Length-33.125" Folding Shower Seat (Left Hand)

Name: Eagle 2 Gal. Flammable Liquid Bench Top Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Self-Closing One Shelf, Model: 1900 Length-33.125" Folding Shower Seat (Left Hand)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 70798932376
Price: 549.46 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7569 (15 reviews)

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Eagle 2 Gal. Flammable Liquid Bench Top Safety Storage Cabinet w One Door Self Closing One Shelf, Model: 1900 Length 33.125" Folding Shower Seat (Left Hand) Folding Shower Seat (Left Hand) Meets Ada Accessibility Guidelines And The Needs Of The Physically Disabled And Elderly Wall Sleeve Assy 6" Both vents 18 gauge welded construction with 1 airspace

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