Utility Tube - 6" Boat Hatch Dry Storage, Marine Storage Hatch. 14 Inch Length. on 2040-parts.com
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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Drop in Tube, measures 6" in outide diameter, 14 inches deep and 4" inner diameter. Utility tube fits into 4.5 inch diameter hole. In-laid gasket to ensure good seal every time. Cost effective way to utilize valuable storage space. Made with heavy duty PVC. Great for making use of abandoned speaker holes. Contact seller for custome sizing and prices.
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