Proslat Stealth Slatwall Hose Cord Holder (2-Pack) features_assembly-required Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer 58780

Name: Proslat Stealth Slatwall Hose Cord Holder (2-Pack) features_assembly-required Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 59955943446
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.072 (7 reviews)

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Proslat Stealth Slatwall Hose Cord Holder (2 Pack) features_assembly required Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer 58780 Manufacturer NewAge Outdoor Kitchens Manufacturer SKU 67288 Manufacturer UPC 676065672881 Assembly Required Minimal Made from a durable powder coated steel frame and roof this metal carport will last the test of time and require very little maintenance Simply contact us as soon as possible and one of our team will help you with returns Other restrictions apply

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