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252300BK

Rubbermaid Commercial Rolling Step Stool, Curved Design, Retracting Casters, 16 dia. x 13 1/2h, Black

350.00 lb - 16.0" x 16.0" x 13.0" - Black
Our Price $136.81
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SKU
252300BK

    Details

    Casters retract when stepped on. Antiskid bottom. Textured step surface. Supports up to 350 lb. capacity. Number of Steps: 2; Step Stools Type: Rolling Step Stool; Height: 13 1/2; Diameter: 16.

    Specifications

    More Information
    Product Type Stool
    SKU RCP252300BK
    Manufacturer Rubbermaid Commercial Products
    Manufacturer Part Number 252300BK
    Brand Name Rubbermaid
    Packaged Quantity 1 Each
    Product Type Stool
    Color Black
    Size 13" Height - Stool
    Load Capacity 350.00 lb Maximum
    Features Non-skid Base
    Height In Inches 13"
    Width In Inches 16"
    Depth 16"
    Length In Inches 16.30
    Additional Information
    • Retracting Caster
    • Curved Design
    • Textured step surface
    Recycled No
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        Material Liquid Ink Toner Powder
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        Product Type Toner Cartridge
        Printer Brand HP
        OEM Number CF226X
        Ink Color Black
        Cartridge Yield Type High Yield
        Page Yield 9000*
        Cost Per Page 0.56 cents
        Shelf Life 24-36 Months
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