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Cable Management Box 2 Pack with 16 Cable Clips Set-Large & Medium & Small Wooden Style Cable Organizer Box to Hide Wires&Power Strips | Cord Organizer Box | Cable Organizer for Home & Office [Black]
Cable Management Box 2 Pack with 16 Cable Clips Set-Large & Medium & Small Wooden Style Cable Organizer Box to Hide Wires&Power Strips | Cord Organizer Box | Cable Organizer for Home & Office [Black]
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Quick Answer: A product in the floor cord covers category. Set of 2 Different Sizes Cable Management Boxes--LARGE( 15.98" x 6.14" x 5.33") , MEDIUM (12.6" x 5" x 5.32"). Style Meets Practicality--With a stylish matte black/white finish and simulated wood grain, it will blend in with any decor. Relevant for shoppers looking for cable, management, box, clips.
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