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Wayne Dalton Classic Steel Model 9100 9-ft x 7-ft Insulated White Single Garage Door TimeCutter Blades CARB Phase II Compliant: Low A A 2 piece

Name: Wayne Dalton Classic Steel Model 9100 9-ft x 7-ft Insulated White Single Garage Door TimeCutter Blades CARB Phase II Compliant: Low A A 2 piece
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 353258779
Price: 292.02 USD
Availability: InStock
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Wayne Dalton Classic Steel Model 9100 9 ft x 7 ft Insulated White Single Garage Door TimeCutter Blades CARB Phase II Compliant: Low A A 2 piece CARB Phase II Compliant: Low formaldehyde emissions for healthier indoor air quality 630 lb Number of Batteries Included 1 Power Tool Features Adjustable Handle Position resulting in improved thermal efficiency Property Value Color Finish Family White Series Name Classic Steel Model 9100 Hardware Finish N A Type Single Manufacturer Color Finish White Dimensions Actual Height (Inches) 84 Common Size (W x H) 9 ft x 7 ft Actual Width (Inches) 108 Thickness (Inches) 1 Features Construction Type Steel sandwich construction Style Traditional Hardware Included Yes Tracks Included Yes Insulated Yes Windcode Rating Not windcode rated Material Steel Window Material N A Spring Type Double spring Windows No

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