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MAX Houser 10-Shelf Hanging Shoe Shelf Organizer for Closet,2 Pack Grey
MAX Houser 10-Shelf Hanging Shoe Shelf Organizer for Closet,2 Pack Grey
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MAX Houser 10. The foldable design makes it easy to carry and save space when not in use.
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- This hanging shoe organizer is 5.12 "L x12.0 "W x 53.15 "H, layer height is 5.31 ".
- It can orderly store 10 pairs of shoes with easy access, which can help reduce mess in the closet.
- The hanging shoe storage with metal hooks can be easily hang on closet pole.
Product Details
- Brand: MAX Houser
- Type: Hanging Shoe Organizers
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Where is it designed to be used?
This hanging shoe organizer is 5.12 "L x12.0 "W x 53.15 "H, layer height is 5.31 "
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