Garelick Table Pedestal Ribbed Tapered Both Ends, 2.875" Post on 2040-parts.com
Greenville, North Carolina, United States
THIS 32'' TABLE PEDESTAL IS MADE BY GARELICK MFG. AND FEATURES TAPERED ENDS FOR A NO WOBBLE FIT. IT IS ALSO MADE OUT OF ALUMINUM EXTRUSION AND THEN ANODIZED FOR A HARSH ENVIRONMENT SUCH AS SALT WATER.
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