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Tough Guy Fire Rated Access Door, Flush Mount, Insulated - 2VE80 Nominal Size-30
Tough Guy Fire Rated Access Door, Flush Mount, Insulated - 2VE80 Nominal Size-30
Tough Guy Fire Rated Access Door, Flush Mount, Insulated - 2VE80 Nominal Size-30
Tough Guy Fire Rated Access Door, Flush Mount, Insulated - 2VE80 Nominal Size-30
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Tough Guy Fire Rated Access Door, Flush Mount, Insulated - 2VE80 Nominal Size-30" X 30" X 1.25" 4 mounting holes in shell

SKU: 6975466902
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USD147.50 USD192.50

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Tough Guy Fire Rated Access Door, Flush Mount, Insulated 2VE80 Nominal Size 30" X 30" X 1.25" 4 mounting holes in shell 4 mounting holes in shell Sanitary Napkin Disposal and Toilet Tissue Dispenser is designed to provide paper supplies and a waste disposal area to two toilet stalls with just one convenient unit Same features as Fire Rated Insulated models Self latching

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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