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Picture of BARRIER FREE SHOWER FLOOR RAMP (MODEL BF-1260) The Barrier Free Shower Floor Ramp, model BF-1260, is a shower ramp designed to make a shower accessible to a wheelchair. The unit coordinates with Swanstone shower and bath systems. This ramp has a slip-resistant surface, and on its reinforced solid surface, color and texture run all the way through and cannot wear away. DIMENSIONS (DxW): 12 x 60 inches. COLOR: Available in 37 different colors.

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This product record was updated on February 19, 2012.

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Swan Corporation

515 Olive St.
Suite 1800
St. Louis, Missouri 63101
United States
Telephone: 800-325-7008.
Fax: 314-231-8165.
Web: http://www.swanstone.com.
Email: infomail@swanstone.com.


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