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42” Burgundy Tuffy Cart with Cabinet |
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42” Burgundy Tuffy Cart with Cabinet
The H. Wilson WT42BYC2E-B Tuffy Utility Audio-Visual Cabinet Cart is made of tough 20-gauge steel, has two keys and a recessed chrome door handle. Made from tough thermoplastic resin this unit comes with a 3-outlet electrical assembly with 15' cord. It also features cable management access in the back panel so you can use the cabinet for a video, DVD, or other player. The four 4" full swivel, silent ball bearing casters make this cart usable in a wide variety of venues.
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| ➝ Product Overview |
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| Manufacturer: |
| Item: 42” Burgundy Tuffy Cart with Cabinet |
| Manufacturer SKU: WT42BYC2E-B |
| Manufacturer UPC: 812552015940 |
| Item Number: 105943 |
| Suggested Retail Price: $479.95 |
| Our Price: $179.95 |
| Availability:No longer sold |
| Ships Via:
UPS Ground |
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| ➝ Product Features |
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Lifetime warranty |
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Four 4" full swivel, silent ball bearing casters |
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3-outlet electrical assembly with 15' cord |
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Cable management access in the back |
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| ➝ Product Specifications |
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| Color: Black / Burgundy |
| Overall Dimensions: 24"W x 42"H x 18"D |
| Net Weight: 29 lbs. |
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| ➝ About the Manufacturer |
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The H. Wilson Company is the premier manufacturer of utility carts, audio visual carts, video tables, computer work stations, overhead projector tables, mobile cabinets, TV and speaker mounting systems, tripods, literature racks, and more! We cater to the educational, office, library, and industrial furniture markets. With dealers in all 50 states, Canada, Europe, Asia, and Australia we have become the worldwide leader in the manufacture of high-quality specialty furniture. The H. Wilson company was founded in 1959 by a visionary named Howard Wilson (hence our company name). It all started back in the 1950's when Howard was working for Radiant Screen Company in Chicago as the Regional Sales Manager. Howard had a particular affinity for the audio-visual portion of his responsibilities and marketing efforts of Radiant Screen. When he decided to open his own business, he knew it would be in the AV market.
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