Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Boardwalk
Snap-on handle with 180° swivel head and sliding nylon lock attaches to clip-on frame from standing height
The Boardwalk BWK1490 handle snaps onto a compatible clip-on frame from a standing position. Its 180° swivel head manoeuvres around furniture and into corners. A sliding nylon lock holds the head at the chosen angle. Twelve-gauge zinc-plated steel hardware resists corrosion during daily use.
Cleaning staff who need a quick-change handle for large-area dust mopping will appreciate the snap-on design. Buyers who want more reach or a fixed-length pole should look at something else. Anyone without a Boardwalk clip-on frame cannot attach this handle. The pack contains a single handle only.
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The BWK1490 snaps onto any Boardwalk clip-on dust mop frame sold separately; no tools are needed, just press the handle onto the frame from a standing position.
The head rotates a full half-circle and locks with a sliding nylon catch, so the mop stays flat against the floor while you reach beneath desks, shelves or equipment.
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