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Whitmor 4 Section Fabric Closet Organizer Shelving with Built In Chrome Garment Rod
Whitmor 4 Section Fabric Closet Organizer Shelving with Built In Chrome Garment Rod
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Whitmor 4 Section Fabric Closet Organizer Shelving with Built In Chrome Garment Rod
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- Chrome rods slide into top loops and hang directly from closet rod
- Whitmore closet organizer organizes hanging and folded garments in one convenient location
Product Details
- Brand: Whitmor
- Type: Hanging Shelves
- Materials: Includes 4 large cubbies and metal garment rod
- Materials: Metal garment rod provides extra hanging space for shirts, pants & dresses
- Feature: 11.0"L x 24.0"W x 27.5"H
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Where is it designed to be used?
Chrome rods slide into top loops and hang directly from closet rod
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