84" Stainless Steel Y-Shaped Seam Strip
Item number 190ystrip84
$25.99/Each
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Product Overview
- Provides a safe finish and a seamless transition between wall panels
- Wide panel for easy installation
- Durable stainless steel construction and Y-shaped design
- Exceptional reach and versatility
- Hemmed edge for safety
UPC Code:400016480450
- Quantity
- 1/Each
- Shipping Weight
- 1 lb.
- Length
- 84 Inches
- Width
- 1 1/4 Inches
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Type
- Mechanical Parts Wall Panels
Details
Provide a safe finish and a seamless look by using this 84" y-shaped seam strip between your wall panels. It features a wide profile for easy installation, and it has a hemmed edge for safety. This seam strip is constructed of durable stainless steel with a y-shaped design. With a length of 84", it provides an exceptional reach and versatility. It works with most 48" x 84" stainless steel wall panels.
Overall Dimensions:
Length: 84"
Width: 1 1/4"
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Frequently Asked Questions From Customers
How do I know which side is the "height" and which side is the "width" of my hood filter?
The "height" side runs parallel to the baffles from top to bottom, while the "width" side is the left-to-right measurement. Like this:
Why are my hood filter's measurements a little different than what you have listed?
We list the nominal industry size of each filter on our site. The actual measurements are approximately 1/4"-1/2" smaller in size.
Why do the baffles run up and down and not side to side?
These run up and down to allow grease to drain. If installed side to side, not only would you risk the handles getting in the way, but you would have grease build up, which is dangerous.