Bessey ST Telescopic Dry Lining Support Prop
£28.95 at Tooled Up · 14% below amazon price £33.49
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Amazon UK £33.49 (checked 23 Oct) · #325,435 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £28.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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The Bessey ST 1.25m Telescopic Support Prop is the compact variant in the range, perfectly suited for lower ceiling heights, confined spaces and smaller installation projects.
With an adjustable range from 750mm to 1250mm, this shorter prop is ideal for renovations, basement work, loft conversions and any application where ceiling-to-floor distance is limited.
This 1.25 metre model offers enhanced manoeuvrability in restricted spaces whilst maintaining the same robust steel construction and reliable support as its longer counterparts.
The compact length makes it easier to transport and positio
With an adjustable range from 750mm to 1250mm, this shorter prop is ideal for renovations, basement work, loft conversions and any application where ceiling-to-floor distance is limited.
This 1.25 metre model offers enhanced manoeuvrability in restricted spaces whilst maintaining the same robust steel construction and reliable support as its longer counterparts.
The compact length makes it easier to transport and positio
EAN 4008158031590 · Bessey. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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