36" Aluminum Handrail Handle -grab Bar-marine Docks, Decks, Boats, Pool, Hot Tub on 2040-parts.com
Boynton Beach, Florida, United States
 You can use this around fresh water or salt water applications. This handrail is designed to help with safety. It allows safe and easy access to and from a boat or dock, making it perfect for all marinas, private docks, hot tubs, pools, fueling stations and many more places. Specs: High quality 6063-T5 Mill finish aluminum Approximate height 36” +/- 1 ½" diameter tube Approximate center-line width: 11.5”, Outside approximate width: 13". Base: 3 ½ “ 3 anchor - polished base plate ¼” thick --- This handrail is produced by Marine Fiberglass Direct and is proudly made in the USA ANY INTERNATIONAL (OUTSIDE OF THE CONTINENTAL USA) RETURN SHIPPING WILL BE PAID BY THE BUYER REGARDLESS OF CIRCUMSTANCE  Your feedback is vitally important for us, positive feedback and 5 Score DSR is highly appreciated if you are satisfied with our items and service. If you are not quite satisfied, please do contact us before leaving feedback. We will surely solve the problem for your satisfactions. Please do give us a chance to make things right before any negative or neutral feedback left. It is very important to us to make sure you get what you want.   If you have ANY questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us through the eBay message service.- Your email WILL BE answered within 24 hours (excluding weekends and holidays). We are all extremely busy here so at times we can't get back to messages within minutes/a few hours. Please do not hold that against us. We WILL respond. |
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