Attwood Neat Cleat Stainless Steel - 6" [66517-7]
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Neat Cleat Stainless Steel - 6"A retractable stainless steel cleat with a thin profile that installs easily. Spring loaded stay...
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Neat Cleat Stainless Steel - 6"
A retractable stainless steel cleat with a thin profile that installs easily. Spring loaded stay up design. Each stanchion is a 7/8 in. stainless steel rod. Drainage receptacles (included) capture moisture and send it to the bilge via pitot tubing (not included). Installation is simple even on narrow gunwales - just drill twice with an appropriate size hole saw.
Features:
- Depth: 3-1/8 in.
- Height: 1-5/8 in. (lowered)
- Backed by a lifetime warranty against corrosion
- Size: 6 in. L x 1-1/2 in. W
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Attwood Neat Cleat Stainless Steel - 6" [66517-7]
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