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Defresit 12 Pcs Letter Size Flat Storage Paper Trays for Classroom
Defresit 12 Pcs Letter Size Flat Storage Paper Trays for Classroom
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Defresit 12 Pcs Letter Size Flat Storage Paper Trays
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- Brand: Defresit
- Type: Letter Trays & Stacking Supports
- Materials: Made of sturdy, drop-resistant plastic that won't crack or warp when bumped by backpacks or dropped by students, with smooth edges safe for.
- Quantity: 12-PIECE SET FOR A FULL CLASSROOM: Unlike typical 5-6 pack trays, this paper trays for classroom set gives you 12 vintage-toned trays (2 each of.
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Made of sturdy, drop-resistant plastic that won't crack or warp when bumped by backpacks or dropped by students, with smooth edges safe for.
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