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CRAFTSMAN Storage Organizer, 30 Small Drawer Modular Storage System, Easily Stackable, Plastic, Black, White (CMST40730)
CRAFTSMAN Storage Organizer, 30 Small Drawer Modular Storage System, Easily Stackable, Plastic, Black, White (CMST40730)
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CRAFTSMAN Storage Organizer. 30 small transparent drawers for high visibility of content
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- Easily stacks to form a full, modular storage system
- Made from durable plastic drawer storage material
- Great for workshop, home, garage organization, small parts organizer,craft and hobby room, office supply storage,classroom supplies, DIY and.
Product Details
- Brand: CRAFTSMAN
- Type: Tool Chests & Cabinets
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Easily stacks to form a full, modular storage system
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