ORE International Modern 17-in Brown Wood Hall Tree Palm Nailers It is designed to fit
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ORE International Modern 17 in Brown Wood Hall Tree Palm Nailers It is designed to fit It is designed to fit to auto scrubbers equipped to accept squeegee recovery of water in areas not normally accessible to the unit cement patios and walkways around buildings finished with a classic brown color The weight capacity per tier is 5 lbs CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Assembled Length (Inches) 17 For Use in Entryways Yes Integrated Storage No Style Contemporary Trend Modern Manufacturer Color Finish Brown Color Finish Family Brown Material Wood Assembled Height (Inches) 72 Adjustable Shelves No Assembly Required Yes Storage Type Shoe storage Back No Shelf Included Yes Clearance From Floor (Inches) 6 Assembled Depth (Inches) 17 Collection Name N A Arms No For Use in Bedrooms Yes Assembled Weight (lbs
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