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ACCESS ROUTE (WITH HANDICAP ACCESS SYMBOL) SUCTION CUP SIGN (MODEL 2050)    

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Picture of ACCESS ROUTE (WITH HANDICAP ACCESS SYMBOL) SUCTION CUP SIGN (MODEL 2050) The Access Route (with Handicap Access Symbol) Suction Cup Sign, model 2050, is an access sign designed for use to indicate a wheelchair accessible route. The sign has the words "Access Route" above the International Access Symbol, a stylized drawing of a figure seated in a wheelchair. This sign can be hung in a window. The sign comes with 3 suction cups installed on the face of the sign, and a box for storage and transport. This sign is compatible with the Voter's Choice Portable Sign System. DIMENSIONS (HxW): Sign face is 16.25 x 10 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds with suction cups and storage box. COLOR: White letters and drawing on a blue background.

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Price: 18.95.

This product record was updated on June 5, 2012.

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Printelect

3731 Trent Road
New Bern, North Carolina 28562
United States
Telephone: 800-682-4500 or 252-633-3197.
Fax: 252-637-9320.
Web: http://www.printelect.com.
Email: sales@printelect.com.


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