Clamp-N-Carry by CamcoRV Chair Racks - Don't know where to store those chairs while traveling?
Securely hold four or more chairs on your exterior ladder while traveling.
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| The Clamp-N-Carry chair rack for RV's and Van's fits both standard 1'' and 7/8'' diameter ladders. It securely holds four or more chairs. Clamp-N-Carry features glass-filled nylon construction with UV protectants and zinc-plated hardware to prevent rust. It comes with an Allen wrench and adjustable straps to stabilize chairs while traveling. |
 | Fits both standard 1'' and 7/8'' diameter ladders. |
| Securely holds four or more chairs. |
| Glass-filled nylon construction with UV protectants and zinc-plated hardware. |
| Will not rust or corrode. |
| Comes with Allen wrench and adjustable strap. |
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| Quantity: | Sold Individually | | Materials Include: | Glass-Filled Nylon, Zinc Plated Hardware | | Installation Difficulty: | Super Easy | What is this? | | We Deliver To: | 48 Continental US Only |
| Please Read: IMPORTANT NOTES | |
When Camco began in 1968 with one employee and one product, there was little indication that they would experience the phenomenal success that resulted in Camco being named to the North Carolina 100 by Business North Carolina for the year 2000. But persistence, pride and the finest quality products have crafted Camco into a major player in the RV aftermarket industry. Through hard and easy times alike, they have endeavored to provide the best solutions for RVers. And they stand behind everything that bears the Camco name, from TST(tm), with 40+ years of proven quality and still growing, to the newest kid on the block, the Rhino Flex(tm) sewer hose.
Camco today is the best of both future and past. Technology pervades every aspect of their production, from manufacturing to graphic design. Yet they continue to embrace the values that have guided them through the last four decades and will serve them down the road. As they forge ahead into the third millennium, they reflect on these past successes and look forward to the challenges that lie before them. |
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