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| Weight Capacity: | 440 lbs |
| Weight: | 61 lbs |
| Rail Weight (each): | 26 lbs |
| Post Weight: | 9 lbs |
| Ceiling Height Range: | 84" to 108" |
| Rail Length: | 74" to 124.5" |
| Configuration: | 4 Post |
| Ceiling Plate Length: | 20" |
| Floor Plate: | 4.8" |
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