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LUXE WARDROBE AUTOMATION

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Picture of LUXE WARDROBE AUTOMATION The Luxe Wardrobe Automation closet conveyor system is a motorized clothes rack designed for individuals with mobility disabilities, arthritis, other physical disabilities, or seniors. This system brings clothing to the user with the push of a button or touch of a foot, at a height appropriate for the user. The system is available in the standard straight line conveyor (oval configuration) High-Low, L-shaped, U-shaped, or V-dip conveyor. Hand or foot controls are available and speeds are variable and adjustable as needed.

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Price: 2500.00.

This product record was updated on October 29, 2009.

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Luxe Wardrobe Automation

3903 Greenmountain Lane
Austin,  Texas   78759
United States
Telephone: 877-589-5893 or 512-689-1030.
Fax: 512-233-1758.
Web: http://www.luxewardrobeautomation.com.
Email: info@luxewardrobeautomation.com.

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