Chair Mat for Carpet - Low Pile - 36" x 48" Rectangle - Black - Straight Edge Vacuum Wands The curb and cover are 51-116016U-5RY

Name: Chair Mat for Carpet - Low Pile - 36" x 48" Rectangle - Black - Straight Edge Vacuum Wands The curb and cover are 51-116016U-5RY
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 52939207288
Price: 65.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2799000000000005 (25 reviews)

SKU 52939207288 · ★ 4.3

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Chair Mat for Carpet Low Pile 36" x 48" Rectangle Black Straight Edge Vacuum Wands The curb and cover are 51 116016U 5RY The curb and cover are constructed of 14 gauge galvanized steel with weather resistant white textured powder coat finish The integrally forged steel kingpin is guaranteed for life Complete your workspace with an EverLife® Chair Mat from ES Robbins® that is proudly Made in USA Protects low pile carpet up 3 8" thick (including padding) from caster damage and spills

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