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Whitmor Adjustable Organizers Drawer Dividers, Set of 2, White
Whitmor Adjustable Organizers Drawer Dividers, Set of 2, White
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Whitmor Adjustable Organizers Drawer Dividers. Dividers work vertically or horizontally, adjust from 12.
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: 88 to 21.
- Key benefit: Features non-slip grips on each end
Best For
- Drawer dividers to instantly declutter & organize kitchen, bath & dresser drawers
Product Details
- Brand: Whitmor
- Type: Drawer Organizers
- Dimensions: 75 inches
- Assembly: no assembly required
FAQ
Does it require assembly?
no assembly required
Where is it designed to be used?
Drawer dividers to instantly declutter & organize kitchen, bath & dresser drawers
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