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Household Essentials Hard‑Sided Narrow Drawer Organizer Tray, Black, Set of 2
Household Essentials Hard‑Sided Narrow Drawer Organizer Tray, Black, Set of 2
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Household Essentials Hard‑Sided Narrow Drawer Organizer Tray. Sturdy chipboard wrapped in stylish polyester fabric with a lovely dark hue.
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: 3” H x 4” W x 12” D
Best For
- Perfect for desk drawers, dresser drawers, kitchen drawers, and more.
- Excellent for jewelry, socks, office supplies, and other loose items.
Product Details
- Brand: Household Essentials
- Type: Drawer Organizers
- Quantity: 2-pack of handy and fashionable drawer organizers.
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Where is it designed to be used?
Perfect for desk drawers, dresser drawers, kitchen drawers, and more
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