Dragonfire Tools Pro Series 4 x Low Profile Adjustable Leveling Feet (Black) weight_81 Frame Length 24" Lifting Kit 58780

Name: Dragonfire Tools Pro Series 4 x Low Profile Adjustable Leveling Feet (Black) weight_81 Frame Length 24" Lifting Kit 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 97637745713
Price: 135.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0603 (28 reviews)

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Dragonfire Tools Pro Series 4 x Low Profile Adjustable Leveling Feet (Black) weight_81 Frame Length 24" Lifting Kit 58780 Frame Length 24" Lifting Kit No Mounting Brackets Yes Door Yes Door Size 2x 30" Shelf Material 14 Ga Frame Material 14 Ga Frame Width 60" Frame Height 36" Bearings Drawer Slides None Warranty Lifetime Limited Manufacturer Swivel Storage Solutions All casters swivel 360 degrees Each foot can be adjusted from 4 The Dragonfire Adjustable Leveling Foot Set is designed for the Pro Series Lower Corner Cabinet

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