Koala Kare KB200-05SS Flush Mount Horizontal Stainless Steel Veneer and Polypropylene, Updated Part Number: KB300-05SS Shower Seats Speakman SM-3480-ADA Sentinel Mark II

Name: Koala Kare KB200-05SS Flush Mount Horizontal Stainless Steel Veneer and Polypropylene, Updated Part Number: KB300-05SS Shower Seats Speakman SM-3480-ADA Sentinel Mark II
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SKU: 70806117549
Price: 262.65 USD
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Koala Kare KB200 05SS Flush Mount Horizontal Stainless Steel Veneer and Polypropylene, Updated Part Number: KB300 05SS Shower Seats Speakman SM 3480 ADA Sentinel Mark II Speakman SM 3480 ADA Sentinel Mark II Regency Pressure Balance Valve with Lever Handle return to space in approximately one to four hours Surface mounted Meets ADA requirements when mounted properly

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