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4.5 Inches Under Bed Storage Containers with Sturdy Sidewalls/Bottom and Reinforced Handles,Low Profile Underbed Storage for Clothes,Shoes,Pillows and Blankets with Zips and Clear Windows,2 Pack
4.5 Inches Under Bed Storage Containers with Sturdy Sidewalls/Bottom and Reinforced Handles,Low Profile Underbed Storage for Clothes,Shoes,Pillows and Blankets with Zips and Clear Windows,2 Pack
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Quick Answer: A product in the under-bed storage category. Each underbed storage container has a large 45-liter capacity and measures 33"(L) x 17"(W) x 4.5" (H),making it ideal for storing various household. Our underbed storage containers are made with high-quality, odorless, and three-ply composite linen that provides excellent support. Relevant for shoppers looking for inches, under, bed, storage.
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