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STANDING FRAME CONVERSION KITS (MODELS 1.7 & 1.7A)    

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The Standing Frame Conversion Kits, models 1.7 and 1.7A, change the 1A model standing frame to the 1B model and the 1AT model into the 1BT model, respectively. (See separate entries for these standing frame models.) This enables the 1 to 5 year old versions to fit 4 to 7 year old children. Both kits include two 19-inch aluminum uprights, two 21-inch wooden supports, and a longer hip belt. WEIGHTS: Model 1.7 weighs approximately 5 pounds, Model 1.7A approximately 10 pounds. DELIVERY TIME: This is a special order item; allow 10 to 12 work weeks for delivery.

Notes: Shipped totally unassembled.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on January 16, 2001.

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Consumer Care Products, LLC (formerly Consumer Care Products Inc.)

W222 N5739 Miller Way
Sussex, Wisconsin 53089
United States
Telephone: 262-820-2300.
Fax: 262-820-2599.
Web: http://www.consumercarellc.com.
Email: info@consumercarellc.com.


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