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NewAge Garage Cabinets Bold Series 6-Piece Cabinet Set with Locker, RTA Locker, Tool, Wall Cabinets, Slatwall Backsplash, Workbench and Worktop mont_garagecabs Assembly: Assembly Required Wall Mounting: 58780
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NewAge Garage Cabinets Bold Series 6 Piece Cabinet Set with Locker, RTA Locker, Tool, Wall Cabinets, Slatwall Backsplash, Workbench and Worktop mont_garagecabs Assembly: Assembly Required Wall Mounting: 58780 Assembly: Assembly Required Wall Mounting: Bracket Kit (GABK362PSS) Required for GearTrack or GearWall Application Casters: Will Not Work with this Product Units Included: 3 Main Color: Aluminum Slate Grey Main Material: Aluminium Worktop Material: Stainless Steel Assembled Width (in): 68 Assembled Depth (in): 24 Assembled Height Min (in): 48 Assembled Height Max (in): 49 Net Weight (lbs): 256 As our best selling garage cabinet brand functional designs
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