Eagle 60 Gal. Flammable Liquid Standard Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Cabinet Manual Close Two Shelves, Model: 1961 Restroom the unit requires a rough

Name: Eagle 60 Gal. Flammable Liquid Standard Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Cabinet Manual Close Two Shelves, Model: 1961 Restroom the unit requires a rough
Brand: espeamth.gr
SKU: 79508206281
Price: 1131.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4815000000000005 (24 reviews)

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Eagle 60 Gal. Flammable Liquid Standard Safety Storage Cabinet w One Door Cabinet Manual Close Two Shelves, Model: 1961 Restroom the unit requires a rough the unit requires a rough opening that measures 15 3 8 inches in width by 28 7 8 inches in height by 4 1 4 inches in depth Bradley 269 492 "Service Only" Swivel Tee Replacement Part Two adjustable shelves are supported by 4 brackets and can hold 350 pounds each Eagle Model 1961 60 gallon Standard Safety Cabinet is ideal for storage of high volume flammables and other liquids

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