ASI 64684-50, Napkin/Tampon Vendor, 50 ¢ operation

ASI 64684-50, Napkin/Tampon Vendor, 50 ¢ operation

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$248.60

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ASI 64684-50, Napkin/Tampon Vendor, 50 ¢ operationDesigned with a sleek, modern look to enhance the decor of your restrooms, the ASI 64684 50 Sanitary Napkin and Tampon Vendor is an attractive solution for offering feminine products in your commercial restroom facilities at a cost of $. 50 per product. Designed for fully recessed mounting, the unit requires a rough opening that measures 16 inches in width by 26 inches in height by 4 1 4 inches in depth. The unit has two separate slots, one of which

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024