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Wall mounted waste bin 25 l stainless steel
- Kod produktu: WB23SHB
- Manufacturer: Faneco
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Wall-mounted metal bin
- Material Brushed stainless steel 430
- Finish Matte
- Capacity 23 liters
- Steel thickness 0.8 mm
- Mounting 4 screws to the wall
- Bin dimensions - height 435 mm, width 155 mm, depth 358 mm
- Bin weight 3.25 kg
A wall-mounted metal waste container without a lid is a solution suitable for places with high passenger traffic and maintaining a high level of hygiene is key. It is easy to use, does not require lifting the cover. Made of high-quality stainless steel. The possibility of screwing it to the wall saves space and facilitates access to the container.
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Wall-mounted metal bin
- Material Brushed stainless steel 430
- Finish Matte
- Capacity 23 liters
- Steel thickness 0.8 mm
- Mounting 4 screws to the wall
- Bin dimensions - height 435 mm, width 155 mm, depth 358 mm
- Bin weight 3.25 kg
A wall-mounted metal waste container without a lid is a solution suitable for places with high passenger traffic and maintaining a high level of hygiene is key. It is easy to use, does not require lifting the cover. Made of high-quality stainless steel. The possibility of screwing it to the wall saves space and facilitates access to the container.
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