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Household Essentials Bamboo and Silver Iron Two-Tier Slide-Out Organizer
Household Essentials Bamboo and Silver Iron Two-Tier Slide-Out Organizer
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Household Essentials Bamboo and Silver Iron Two
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- Ideal for bathroom vanities or linen closets, it keeps essentials easily accessible and neatly organized.
Product Details
- Brand: Household Essentials
- Type: Pull-Out Organizers
- Materials: Organizer features sustainably harvested bamboo and sturdy powder-coated iron.
- Materials: note that natural variations in bamboo color and grain may occur.
- Dimensions: Measures 18 x 11.5 x 15.25 inches.
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Where is it designed to be used?
Ideal for bathroom vanities or linen closets, it keeps essentials easily accessible and neatly organized
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