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SIMPLE HOUSEWARE Kitchen Pot Lid Rack Holder Organizer, Bronze
SIMPLE HOUSEWARE Kitchen Pot Lid Rack Holder Organizer, Bronze
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SIMPLE HOUSEWARE Kitchen Pot Lid Rack Holder Organizer. Stores pod lids, thin pan, dinner plates, cutting board, bakeware, serving trays, placemats, etc...
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- Great pan organizer to save cabinet and countertop space, stores up to 4 pans
- Use in kitchen cabinets, pantry, or on kitchen counter
Product Details
- Brand: Simple Houseware
- Type: Pot Lid Holders
- Materials: Sturdy Metal construction with Classic Bronze paint
- Dimensions: 10.1'' W x 7.5'' D x 7.75'' H, Compartments Height is about 2.25''
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Great pan organizer to save cabinet and countertop space, stores up to 4 pans
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