| Content | Helps secure books and items on open shelves from falling onto family members, employees or blocking exits. This flexible cord is made to last and it’s easy to use. Simply stretch the cord to remove an item and let it pop back into place.
- Includes: Black elastic shock cord, plastic end-clips and screws
- Good for up to three 36" bookshelves
- Easy to install:
- Simply slide the cord into one end-cap connector and snap together
- Do this on both sides of the coding and then fasten into the edge of shelf
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Aspenpet
Adjustable Dog Collar, Chain Size: 18 to 22 in, Red, Paracord,
Fastening Method: Buckle, Includes: Metal Buckle, Snap Hook.
- Made of 550 paracord
- Neck size: Adjusts from 18" to 22"
- Size: 22 in x 1 in x 0.3 in
- Red and black pattern
- Metal buckle
- CLEARANCE! Limited to stock on hand.
| Tough Polydura cover protects this form, designed to assist with Field Interviews during investigations. Impact resistant wire binding doesn’t get bent out of shape when tossed around in packs or uniform pockets. SPECIFICATIONS - COVER Color: Black Material: Polydura, 19 gauge Reference: Imperial & metric rulers, Miranda rights (inside cover) - PAGE PATTERN Pattern: Field interview form (front), Notes (back) Ink Color: Dark Gray Numbered: No - ALL-WEATHER PAPER Color: Gray Sheet Size: 3” x 5” Pages: 100 pages/ 50 sheets Weight: 20# Rite in the Rain Perforated: No - BINDING Style: Wire-O Properties: Rust-Resistant Finish: Rounded Corners - SINGLE UNIT Size: 3” x 5.25” x .375” ***USA MADE | Chrome plated spring snap for easy attachment to the collar. Perfect for small to medium dogs.
- Braided lead / leash
- Color: May vary
- Spring snap
- Length: 48"
- Thickness: 10 mm
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