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---DISCONTINUED. (VERIFIED 5/96) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE.--- The Rifton Tumbling Mat, model GW93, is a thick therapy mat covered with 14-ounce vinyl-laminated polyester. This mat can be used in combination with other therapy equipment, and has side handles for transport or storage. DIMENSIONS: 4 by 40 inches by 6 feet. WEIGHT: 24 pounds. COLOR: Blue.

Notes: This mat provides soft support for tumbling and therapy exercises. Both ambulatory and non-ambulatory children can use this product.

Price: 210.O0.

This product record was updated on April 8, 2004.

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Rifton Equipment (Community Products LLC)

PO Box 260
Rifton, New York 12471-0260
United States
Telephone: 800-571-8198 or 845-658-7750.
Fax: 845-658-7751.
Web: http://www.rifton.com.
Email: sales@rifton.com.


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