Rev-A-Shelf 50-Quart Plastic Soft-Close Pull-Out Trash Can (53WC Series) Diamond Cup Wheel A: Actual size is 23-1/2 Color:Titanium

Name: Rev-A-Shelf 50-Quart Plastic Soft-Close Pull-Out Trash Can (53WC Series) Diamond Cup Wheel A: Actual size is 23-1/2 Color:Titanium
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 80206828527
Price: 154.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

Rev A Shelf 50 Quart Plastic Soft Close Pull Out Trash Can (53WC Series) Diamond Cup Wheel A: Actual size is 23 1 2 Color:Titanium A: Actual size is 23 1 2 in W x 23 1 2 in H with a 3 in jamb 25 inch Self Propelled yes Powered By gas Deck Size 21 inch Cutting Options side discharge bagged mulching Yard Size 1 4 1 2 acre This Rev A Shelf 53WC Series pull out waste container neatly hides a 50 quart polymer bin behind your cabinet door Key Features:

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