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4.5-In Low Profile Under Bed Storage, Rigid Support, 2 Pack, Black
4.5-In Low Profile Under Bed Storage, Rigid Support, 2 Pack, Black
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4.5. The three-sided zipper opening with dual zippers allows for easy access to stored items.
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- Measures 33.5'' long, 15.9” wide, and 4.5'' height, suitable for bed 5 inches off the floor or higher.
- These narrow under-bed storage bins are designed to be discreet, making the most of your available space.
- They fit perfectly under beds, in closets, or on shelves
Product Details
- Brand: boailydi
- Type: Under-Bed Storage
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Where is it designed to be used?
Measures 33.5'' long, 15.9” wide, and 4.5'' height, suitable for bed 5 inches off the floor or higher
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