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Deco Brothers Stackable Under Sink Organizer with Sliding Basket, Chrome
Deco Brothers Stackable Under Sink Organizer with Sliding Basket, Chrome
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Deco Brothers Stackable Under Sink Organizer with Sliding Basket. Sliding basket for easy access in limit space and stackable design.
Why You'll Like It
- Easy setup: No drill, no power tools needed.
- Space-saving design: Just assemble the baskets and save more space.
- Key benefit: USPTO Patent USD721904.
Product Details
- Brand: Deco Brothers
- Type: Under-Sink Organizers
- Materials: Sturdy Metal Construction with Classic Chrome Paint.
- Feature: 16.7''D x 10.8''W x 10.2''H.
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Sturdy Metal Construction with Classic Chrome Paint.
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