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Desk Drawer Organizer Tray with 9 Storage Compartments - For Home and Office - Drawer Organizers Office, Perfect Organizing Pens, Pencils, Paper Clips, Sticky Notes and all your Supplies - 2 Pack
Desk Drawer Organizer Tray with 9 Storage Compartments - For Home and Office - Drawer Organizers Office, Perfect Organizing Pens, Pencils, Paper Clips, Sticky Notes and all your Supplies - 2 Pack
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Desk Drawer Organizer Tray with 9 Storage Compartments. a 3" x 5" sticky-note section.
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- Perfect for office and home supplies.
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- Brand: Manaloom
- Type: Drawer Organizers
- Dimensions: 9 Compartments- 1.3" Height x 14" Width x 9.4" Depth - Black - 2 Pack.
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