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Product Code: 86-001

Nylon Top Guide, Crossly

$0.81
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1-24 $0.81/ea
25-49 $0.72/ea
50-99 $0.65/ea
100-249 $0.59/ea
250+ $0.53/ea
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Product Description
Nylon top guide for Crossly sliding patio screen doors.

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