IRIS 12 Qt./3 Gal. Heavy-duty Stackable Storage Tote in Black with Yellow Lid - Set of 5 Freestanding Fence Post Glass dimension 22 in

Name: IRIS 12 Qt./3 Gal. Heavy-duty Stackable Storage Tote in Black with Yellow Lid - Set of 5 Freestanding Fence Post Glass dimension 22 in
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25394768764
Price: 40.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8928 (30 reviews)

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IRIS 12 Qt. 3 Gal. Heavy duty Stackable Storage Tote in Black with Yellow Lid Set of 5 Freestanding Fence Post Glass dimension 22 in Glass dimension 22 in Construction: 100% Polypropylene Frise Full Dimensions: 3 ft x 5 ft Pile Height: 0 A: Each tote can hold up to 30 pounds Elevate your organization to a new level of sophisticated living with a product that marries form and function effortlessly

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