Hazard Marker Delineator Bollard Category_Bike Racks/Bicycle Stand Product Characteristics 1 Drum 2

Name: Hazard Marker Delineator Bollard Category_Bike Racks/Bicycle Stand Product Characteristics 1 Drum 2
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71564829013
Price: 189.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1647 (19 reviews)

SKU 71564829013 · ★ 4.2

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Hazard Marker Delineator Bollard Category_Bike Racks Bicycle Stand Product Characteristics 1 Drum 2 Product Characteristics 1 Drum 2 Drums 4 Drums 4 Drums In Line SKU: 861839 861838 861831 861836 Material: Non corroding polyethylene Colour: Black & Yellow Length: 1000mm 1300mm 1460mm 2445mm Width: 680mm 750mm 1460mm 660mm Height: 600mm 440mm 305mm 270mm Sump Capacity: 230 litres 250 litres 249 litres 235 litres Load Capacity: 400kg 650kg 1250kg 1250kg Weight: 19 These barrier posts are hot dip galvanised Product Specifications: reflective front that will be sure to let drivers know that they are in place

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