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Simple Houseware 11-Inch Foldable Cube Storage Bins with Handle, Steel Blue
Simple Houseware 11-Inch Foldable Cube Storage Bins with Handle, Steel Blue
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Simple Houseware 11. a stylish print.
Why You'll Like It
- Secure storage: Reinforced with 5 heavy-duty cardboards, including the bottom, for sturdy support on all sides
- Key benefit: Perfect.
Best For
- foldable for compact storage when not in use
- Designed for easy organization.
Product Details
- Brand: Simple Houseware
- Type: Open Storage Bins
- Feature: 2-side grommet handles for a sleek look and easy access.
- Feature: Measures 10.5" L x 10.5" W x 11" H.
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Where is it designed to be used?
foldable for compact storage when not in use
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