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Broom Holder Wall Mount, Broom and Mop Organizer Wall Hanging Rack & Hanger
Broom Holder Wall Mount, Broom and Mop Organizer Wall Hanging Rack & Hanger
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Broom Holder Wall Mount
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Fits handles 1/2" to 1 1/2" with no adapters.
- Space-saving design: COMPLETE ORGANIZATION SOLUTION — A wall mount for brooms and mops that works indoors or out.
- Space-saving design: Tambien conocido como organizador de escobas y trapeadores o soporte para escobas y trapeadores.
Product Details
- Brand: Berry Ave
- Type: Cabinets & Storage Systems
FAQ
Does it require assembly?
INSTALLS IN MINUTES — HARDWARE INCLUDED — Mount this wall mounted broom holder on drywall, wood, concrete or tile.
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