Hollaender 70-7 External Coupling Aluminum 1.25 in storage shed
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Crestware
White polypropylene lid fits BT5WH and BT7WH bus tubs, measures 22 1/2 by 15 3/4 inches, and is NSF certified
The Crestware BTLIDWH is a solid white polypropylene lid sized at 22 1/2 inches by 15 3/4 inches. It fits BT5WH and BT7WH bus tubs and carries NSF certification for food‑service environments.
Confirm your existing tub matches the BT5WH or BT7WH part numbers listed on the supplier data. The lid adds roughly one inch of overall height and weighs 1.2 units, so verify clearance and load limits before ordering.
This lid suits kitchens and prep areas that need a covered, dishwasher‑safe solution for standard bus tubs. It is not intended for perforated drainage, non‑standard tub dimensions, or applications requiring a different material or colour.
| Brand | CRESTWARE |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.2 |
The lid is sold alone; compatible BT5WH and BT7WH tubs are not included and must be bought separately.
It fits the BT5WH and BT7WH bus tubs listed in the compatibility data.
The lid adds an overall height of 1 in when seated on the container.
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