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Lipper International 8897 Bamboo Wood Custom Fit Adjustable Deep Kitchen Drawer Dividers, Set of 2
Lipper International 8897 Bamboo Wood Custom Fit Adjustable Deep Kitchen Drawer Dividers, Set of 2
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Lipper International 8897 Bamboo Wood Custom Fit Adjustable Deep Kitchen Drawer Dividers. Drawer dividers are the perfect solution to organize open drawers to keep things from shifting.
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Tension springs make a perfect fit to drawers.
- Adjustable design: Adjust from 22" down to 17 3/8".
Product Details
- Brand: Lipper International
- Type: Drawer Organizers
- Dimensions: Regular - measures 2 2/3" in height (H).
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Regular - measures 2 2/3" in height (H).
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