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Picture of ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT WHIRLPOOL CHAIR (MODEL 2178) The Adjustable Height Whirlpool Chair, model 2178, is a whirlpool chair designed for use in water therapy. The chair has a close fit design, with a padded seat and back, vinyl upholstery, a safety belt, swivel casters with two locks, and a chrome-plated frame. DIMENSIONS: Height adjusts from 32 to 46 inches. The seat is 19.5 x 16 inches and the back is 17 x 11 inches. The casters are 3.5 inches in diameter. COLOR: Chrome frame with black padding.

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This product record was updated on August 22, 2008.

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Clinton Industries, Inc.

1140 Edison St.
York, Pennsylvania 17403
United States
Telephone: 800-441-9131 or 717-848-3519.
Fax: 717-843-5871.
Web: http://www.clinton-ind.com.


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