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Watts Quarter-Turn Supply Stop, CTS Inlet Type, 250 psi - 3541-10 Toilet Paper The rod is made of
Watts Quarter-Turn Supply Stop, CTS Inlet Type, 250 psi - 3541-10 Toilet Paper The rod is made of
Watts Quarter-Turn Supply Stop, CTS Inlet Type, 250 psi - 3541-10 Toilet Paper The rod is made of
Watts Quarter-Turn Supply Stop, CTS Inlet Type, 250 psi - 3541-10 Toilet Paper The rod is made of
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Watts Quarter-Turn Supply Stop, CTS Inlet Type, 250 psi - 3541-10 Toilet Paper The rod is made of

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Watts Quarter Turn Supply Stop, CTS Inlet Type, 250 psi 3541 10 Toilet Paper The rod is made of The rod is made of type 304 stainless steel tubing that is 1 4 of an inch in diameter The ASI 04692A Paper Towel Dispenser and Waste Receptacle allows you to offer paper towels and a place to dispose of them in one convenient unit Body Style Valves: 3 Way Inlet Type: CTS

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