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Simple Houseware 3-Tier Rolling Utility Cart with Hanging Bucket, Black
Simple Houseware 3-Tier Rolling Utility Cart with Hanging Bucket, Black
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Simple Houseware 3. A hanging bucket to organize your small items
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Patent# USPTO Patent NO: USD957082S1
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- 3-Tier Rolling Utility Cart for storage and saving space
Product Details
- Brand: Simple Houseware
- Type: Storage Carts
- Materials: Sturdy metal frame construction with classic black paint
- Materials: Comes with 3 Plastic Baskets and Heavy duty 2" Casters/Wheels with Brakes (2 lockable)
- Feature: 11.2"D x 17"W x 31.38"H
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3-Tier Rolling Utility Cart for storage and saving space
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