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Ultimat 4202-1527 Anti-Fatigue Matting 910 X 4450mm

Ultimat 4202-1527 Anti-Fatigue Matting 910 X 4450mm

Work Well Mats

This comfortable and durable drainage mat is light weight with a slim profile. Unique hole design allows for drainage of water and accumulated debris. Raised grip points increase traction in oily or wet conditions. Unique design reduces down time, increasing profitability. Colour: Black. Size dimensions: 910 X 4450mm

Next day delivery not available on this item. Standard Delivery takes 3-5 working days.

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Work Well Mats

£159.27 Each (ex. VAT)

£191.12 inc. VAT
Colour Black
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Ultimat 4202-1527 Anti-Fatigue Matting 910 X 4450mm

This comfortable and durable drainage mat is light weight with a slim profile. Unique hole design allows for drainage of water and accumulated debris. Raised grip points increase traction in oily or wet conditions. Unique design reduces down time, increasing profitability. Colour: Black. Size dimensions: 910 X 4450mm

Next day delivery not available on this item. Standard Delivery takes 3-5 working days.

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Manufacturer Work Well Mats
Manufacturer Code 4202-1527

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