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M-Series Lazy Susan Kidney Shape, 28", White

By Marathon

PART #: 04-1528-WH

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Measurement : Metric/Imperial

Diameter : 28 in

Finish : White

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Pivoting storage solution tailored for kitchen base corner cabinet. 2 plastic injected shelves rotating independently on a steel chrome plated telescopic pole.

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PART #: 04-1528-WH

Pivoting storage solution tailored for kitchen base corner cabinet. 2 plastic injected shelves rotating independently on a steel chrome plated telescopic pole.

Brand
Marathon

Product Description
Product Advantages
- Available in 2 finishes: white and anthracite
- Available in 3 sizes: 24", 28", and 32"
- Single packaging includes 2 shelves, pole, mounting hardware, screws, and instruction sheet
- Load capacity: 2 x 10 kg
- Memory closing, each shelf has a positive stop for cutout stops at the door opening
- The telescopic pole has a twist and lock feature, quick to install in place
- ANSI/BHMA A156.9-2003 – American National Standard for Cabinet Hardware – test 4.12. standards
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Specifications

Diameter:

28 in

Finish:

White

Load Capacity:

2 x 10 kg

Material:

Polymer Plastic

Shape:

Kidney

Limited Lifetime Warranty

In the event that any product Marathon sells is found to be defective in either workmanship or materials, such products shall be replaced by Marathon, free of charge, for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns the products.

If a product is no longer available, Marathon will replace the defective hardware with a current offering.

Not covered by our warranty:

Incorrect installation or any consequential and/or incidental damages incurred as a result of incorrect installation.

Hardware that has been exposed to excessive loads, abused, or used in any manner other than its intended purpose.

Removal of defective hardware, delivery costs, or installation of new hardware.

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