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Protect your packages with our secure parcel drop box, designed to eliminate the worry of theft or missed deliveries. Whether you're at work, on vacation, or away on a business trip, this wall-mounted delivery box ensures your parcels, letters, magazines, and large envelopes are safe and sound. Crafted from premium galvanized steel with a rust-resistant and scratch-resistant finish, this box offers long-lasting durability. Enhanced security features, including a robust key lock and anti-theft system, provide peace of mind, while the spacious interior accommodates a wide range of deliveries. Easy to install with pre-drilled holes and included mounting hardware, this parcel drop box is a reliable solution for your home. Size: extra large. Color: Black.

The P-handle allows you to move the loaded bag cart with 1-handle. In addition, you can lay the bag cart flat for loading and unloading, thus effectively saving you time and effort. This practical cart is not only suitable for commercial product and parcel deliveries, it is also ideal for everyday heavy-duty operations. You can use this cart for house moves, offices, garden supplies and more. Material: Metal.

The P-handle allows you to move the loaded bag cart with 1-handle. In addition, you can lay the bag cart flat for loading and unloading, thus effectively saving you time and effort. This practical cart is not only suitable for commercial product and parcel deliveries, it is also ideal for everyday heavy-duty operations. You can use this cart for house moves, offices, garden supplies and more. Material: Metal.

Betonamit is an explosion-free demolition agent which enables a safe and tremor-free breaking up of rock, stone and concrete without the need for special preconditions or infrastructure. Betonamit has a very good shelf life of at least 3-years and can be sent by parcel without problem. After a reaction time of just a few hours, Betonamit develops a huge expansion pressure which soon becomes so high that it splits apart every hard rock and also ferroconcrete. Compared to conventional blasting methods, Betonamit works practically noiselessly, tremor-free and without producing flying fragments.

Enliven your natural senses with the latest in water technology. Hansgrohe's Raindance Air showerhead creates an organic fusion of water and air that is sure to convalesce your senses. With a simple installation, this showerhead unites air parcels with water droplets that create an enveloping feeling of water surrounding you, and maintains an unsurpassed performance. Color: Chrome.

In 1928, two Santa Fe Railway employees became so intrigued with aviation that they took it upon themselves to lease a parcel of land and build an airport for Albuquerque. Within one year, Charles Lindbergh chose Albuquerque to be a stop on the nation's first commercial transcontinental air route between Los Angeles and New York. A north-south air route between Denver and El Paso with a stop in Albuquerque was soon established, making the city a crossroads for air service in the Southwest. Using funds from a Works Progress Administration grant, the city then constructed its own airfield, and the Albuquerque Municipal Airport opened in 1939. Since then, this airport--now the Albuquerque International Sunport--has been an air transportation hub for the state of New Mexico and for the Southwest United States, now handling more than five million passengers per year. The development of the Sunport as well as the route structure and aircraft of each and every commercial airline that has served Albuquerque is featured.

Central Station was for years a vast parcel of abandoned land and air rights along railroad tracks. Once a thriving receiving yard and train depot, it was the only property that was not included in the famous Daniel Burnham Plan for the City of Chicago. In 1989 the land and air rights were acquired for what grew to be a $3 billion real estate complex and Chicago's largest community. This book tells the story from the perspective of the man who had the vision and led the effort to make that vision a reality. It is a story architects, builders, designers, real estate professionals and anyone with a love of history should read - and a story only Jerry Fogelson could write.

In 1928, two Santa Fe Railway employees became so intrigued with aviation that they took it upon themselves to lease a parcel of land and build an airport for Albuquerque. Within one year, Charles Lindbergh chose Albuquerque to be a stop on the nation's first commercial transcontinental air route between Los Angeles and New York. A north-south air route between Denver and El Paso with a stop in Albuquerque was soon established, making the city a crossroads for air service in the Southwest. Using funds from a Works Progress Administration grant, the city then constructed its own airfield, and the Albuquerque Municipal Airport opened in 1939. Since then, this airport--now the Albuquerque International Sunport--has been an air transportation hub for the state of New Mexico and for the Southwest United States, now handling more than five million passengers per year. The development of the Sunport as well as the route structure and aircraft of each and every commercial airline that has served Albuquerque is featured.