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Wayne Dalton Classic Steel Model 9100 9-ft x 7-ft Insulated White Single Garage Door TimeCutter Blades Spa-Ready Simplicity for the Modern per panel

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SKU 353258779 · ★ 4.0

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Wayne Dalton Classic Steel Model 9100 9 ft x 7 ft Insulated White Single Garage Door TimeCutter Blades Spa Ready Simplicity for the Modern per panel Spa Ready Simplicity for the Modern Alcove Specification Details Color Finish Family White Manufacturer Color Finish White Style Transitional Use Location Indoor Installation Type Peel and stick Edge Type Straight edge Backing Self adhesive Gloss Level High Protective Wear Layer Vinyl Pieces per Carton 20 Actual Length (Inches) 12 Actual Width (Inches) 12 Actual Thickness (Millimeters) 1 our steel garage doors are a great choice for homeowners Property Value Color Finish Family White Series Name Classic Steel Model 9100 Hardware Finish N A Type Single Manufacturer Color Finish White Dimensions Actual Height (Inches) 84 Common Size (W x H) 9 ft x 7 ft Actual Width (Inches) 108 Thickness (Inches) 1 Features Construction Type Steel sandwich construction Style Traditional Hardware Included Yes Tracks Included Yes Insulated Yes Windcode Rating Not windcode rated Material Steel Window Material N A Spring Type Double spring Windows No

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