Swisstrax Royal Blue Pro Series Pegged Floor Tile Edge Piece (10 Pack) ship_weight_158 Manufacturer Armadillo Tough Manufacturer SKU 58780

Name: Swisstrax Royal Blue Pro Series Pegged Floor Tile Edge Piece (10 Pack) ship_weight_158 Manufacturer Armadillo Tough Manufacturer SKU 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60913466803
Price: 33.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.873900000000001 (29 reviews)

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Swisstrax Royal Blue Pro Series Pegged Floor Tile Edge Piece (10 Pack) ship_weight_158 Manufacturer Armadillo Tough Manufacturer SKU 58780 Manufacturer Armadillo Tough Manufacturer SKU AR5PC78R Manufacturer UPC 810015864210 Assembly Required Partial It is made of heavy duty high grade welded steel with rubber cushion great for organizing your garage or shed making them highly fade resistant Swisstrax corners and edge pieces enable smart looking boundaries wherever your tiles do not run flush to a wall such as garage entrances or for island applications in showrooms

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