Hallowell Heavy-Duty Ventilated (HDV) Locker, 12"W x 15"D x 78"H, Double Tier, 1-Wide Handles Struggling with constantly overflowing dish LSE-104-L

Name: Hallowell Heavy-Duty Ventilated (HDV) Locker, 12"W x 15"D x 78"H, Double Tier, 1-Wide Handles Struggling with constantly overflowing dish LSE-104-L
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 836045708
Price: 194.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4401 (23 reviews)

SKU 836045708 ★ 4.4

EUR194.88 EUR230.88

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Hallowell Heavy Duty Ventilated (HDV) Locker, 12"W x 15"D x 78"H, Double Tier, 1 Wide Handles Struggling with constantly overflowing dish LSE 104 L Struggling with constantly overflowing dish racks and cluttered countertops The firebox is enamel coated giving it strength and durability to survive the harshest grilling conditions HANDLE (box): Box lockers include a projecting single point friction catch door pull prepared for both padlock or built in lock Strength and ventilation in one practical locker

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