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Deco Brothers Under Sink 2 Tier Expandable Shelf Organizer, Black
Deco Brothers Under Sink 2 Tier Expandable Shelf Organizer, Black
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Deco Brothers Under Sink 2 Tier Expandable Shelf Organizer. (Will have gap while fully extend.)
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- Key benefit: USPTO Patent USD785995.
Product Details
- Brand: Deco Brothers
- Type: Under-Sink Organizers
- Dimensions: Moveable 2 size plastic panels are adjusted according to pipe under the sink.
- Dimensions: Included 3 Large (6-3/8 inches) and 4 Small (3-3/8 inches) panels.
- Dimensions: Horizontal expandable from 15.5 inches to 25 inches.
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Moveable 2 size plastic panels are adjusted according to pipe under the sink.
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