Marine/boat Teak Wood Boat/rv Mirror Holder on 2040-parts.com
Bellingham, Washington, United States
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You are bidding on four pieces of teak wood that are designed to hold up a mirror on boat bulkhead or on a RV wall. The auction is for the four pieces of teak wood cut to hold up the mirror. The outside dimensions of the wood are 13" wide x 21" long. The previous mirror used was 3/16" thick. Nice easy way to install a mirror or any thing of that size and thickness to the bulkhead. Email if you have any questions. Shipping is free. Payment by paypal in three days.
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