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5 PCs Rubber Cable Protector Ramp, 2 Channel, 12000 lbs/axle Capacity Heavy Duty Hose Wire Cover Ramp Driveway, Traffic Speed Bump with Flip-Open Top Cover & 50 ft Warning Tape, for Indoor&Outdo Commercial Cleaning Equipment perfect for hand soap
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5 PCs Rubber Cable Protector Ramp, 2 Channel, 12000 lbs axle Capacity Heavy Duty Hose Wire Cover Ramp Driveway, Traffic Speed Bump with Flip Open Top Cover & 50 ft Warning Tape, for Indoor&Outdo Commercial Cleaning Equipment perfect for hand soap perfect for hand soap Features: 8 spacious utensil storage compartments fit all types and sizes of utensils The flip open top cover design makes the wire cover ramp quick to place and makes removing cables easier than ever Product Features 5 Pack 2 Channel
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