Surface Mount Stainless Steel Sheffield Cycle Stand Category_Mats/Ground Protection Mats Enpac Poly Dolly | Pack

Name: Surface Mount Stainless Steel Sheffield Cycle Stand Category_Mats/Ground Protection Mats Enpac Poly Dolly | Pack
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74249222285
Price: 142.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.216 (20 reviews)

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Surface Mount Stainless Steel Sheffield Cycle Stand Category_Mats Ground Protection Mats Enpac Poly Dolly Pack Enpac Poly Dolly Pack of 1 Unit The polycarbonate design provides excellent reusability use them over and over again on project after project The Surface Mount Stainless Steel Sheffield Cycle Stand provides secure cycle parking for retail sites Specification Surface Mount Stainless Steel Sheffield Cycle Stand Product Code 755845 Height 800 mm Width 750 mm Diameter 48 mm Wall Thickness 2 mm Material 304 Stainless Steel Finish Brushed 240 grit Mounting Surface Mount (2 × Ø127 mm × 5 mm thick base plates with fixing holes)

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