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Honey-Can-Do Rolling Craft Storage Cart, Clear, 12-Drawer
Honey-Can-Do Rolling Craft Storage Cart, Clear, 12-Drawer
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Honey. Create a work or study station wherever and whenever you need it
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Polished chrome frame with semi-transparent drawers of two sizes
- Secure storage: Locking wheels secure the cart to work on its ample tabletop surface
Best For
- Doubles as a craft cart for arts & crafts storage
- Assign drawers to specific supplies or people as your home office needs evolve.
Product Details
- Brand: Honey-Can-Do
- Type: Storage Drawer Carts
- Feature: 9.5” x 12.5” with depths of 2.6” and 5.1”
FAQ
Where is it designed to be used?
Doubles as a craft cart for arts & crafts storage
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