Traditional Door Holder-6810008
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Traditional Door Holder-6810008
Traditional Door Holder-6810008
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Applications
- Residential Use: Commonly found in homes, especially in entryways, living rooms, and utility rooms.
- Commercial Use: Often used in offices, restaurants, and retail stores where doors need to remain open frequently for customer access.
- Public Spaces: Found in schools, hospitals, and other public buildings to facilitate movement while preventing damage to structures.
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