Product of the Day: Western Shelter Systems -- Three Stall Decon Shower

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    The Western Shelter 5’ x 10’ x 6’ Three Stall Decon Shower is compact to store and handle and can be fully assembled without tools.
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    The Western Shelter 5’ x 10’ x 6’ Three Stall Decon Shower is compact to store and handle and can be fully assembled without tools. This system provides maximum coverage without a large volume of water, and is fully functional with or without privacy walls. Its rugged 14 oz. reinforced vinyl cover includes a clear ‘skylight’ roof and zippered doors for entrance and exit. Two center section curtains separate the shower from undress and redress areas to provide privacy and the benefit of protection from wind borne over spray. Shown with optional equipment (not included). For more information www.westernshelter.com. 

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