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Picture of STEP STOOLS (MODELS 600 & 600S) The Step Stools are step stools designed for use by caregivers or those of short stature. These stools have nylon-coated tubular steel frames, fitted non-slip ferrules, and fluted, rubber-covered wooden tops. OPTIONS: Both models are available with extra tall handrails. DIMENSIONS: Model 600 is 9 inches high; model 600S is 6 inches high. CAPACITY: 140 kilograms (22 stones).

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This product record was updated on September 22, 2009.

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Welland Medical (Leicester)

22 Cannock Street, Thurmaston
Leicester, LE4 9HR
United Kingdom
Telephone: 0116 276 1440.
Fax: 0116 276 4449.
Web: http://www.wellandmedical-leicester.co.uk.
Email: sales@wellandmedical-leicester.co.uk.


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