Name: Advantus Grip-a-strip Display Rail, 12 X 1 1/2, Aluminum Finish ( AVT1025 )
Brand: Advantus
SKU: 1025
Price: 5.72 USD
Availability: InStock

Advantus Grip-a-strip Display Rail, 12 X 1 1/2, Aluminum Finish ( AVT1025 ) - 1025

By Advantus

$5.72

(169 Reviews)

Model

1025

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123Office.com

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Advantus

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Advantus Grip-a-strip Display Rail, 12 X 1 1/2, Aluminum Finish ( AVT1025 ) | Grip-A-Strip display rail holds non-laminated documents up to 1/8 thick with a system of interlocking rollers, without the need of tacks, pins or tape. A streamlined alternative to bulletin boards, it wont damage artwork. Just push papers into Grip-A-Striplift up and out to remove. Install with tape or mounting brackets (included). Sizes listed are approximate. Color(s): Satin; Length: 12; Height: 1.5; Material(s): Aluminum.Package Includes: Includes double-sided tape, magnetic strips and large note holder ID card.Total Recycled Content Percent : 0%Color(s) : SatinMaterial(s) : AluminumLength : 12Global Product Type : Bulletin Board Rails-Display RailPost-Consumer Recycled Content Percent : 0%Height : 1.5Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent : 0% | Office Supplies > Presentation/display & Scheduling Boards > Bulletin Board Rails | 1025

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