4" Steel Tube Rings, Decorative Ornamental, for Sliding Gate & Fences. 1/2" Thick Square Tubing, Set of 3
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4" Steel Tube Rings, Decorative Ornamental, for Sliding Gate & Fences. 1/2" Thick Square Tubing, Set of 3
- Ornamental Steel Rings: 4 inch decorative steel rings designed for sliding gates and fences
- Durable Construction: Made from 1/2 inch thick square tubing for long-lasting strength and stability
- Inner Opening Dimension: Features a 3 inch inner opening suitable for various decorative applications
- Weld-On Design: Bare metal steel rings ready to paint and weld onto your gate or fence structure
- Versatile Application: Decorative ornament to enhance the appearance of any steel gate or fence installation
- Professional Grade Material: Heavy-duty square tubing construction ensures reliable performance in outdoor conditions
- Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward welding application onto existing gate and fence structures
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