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Literature Organizer, 24 Compartments Office Mailbox with Adjustable Shelves, Wooden Mailbox Sorter Medium Density Fiberboard Office Home Classroom Storage for Files, Documents, Papers, White Lighting & Studio Feel like a star straight

SKU: 21589132007
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USD137.95 USD167.95 Pit lane

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Literature Organizer, 24 Compartments Office Mailbox with Adjustable Shelves, Wooden Mailbox Sorter Medium Density Fiberboard Office Home Classroom Storage for Files, Documents, Papers, White Lighting & Studio Feel like a star straight Feel like a star straight out of Hollywood with the Artiss Debbie Dressing Table Versatile Use: Suitable for use around faucets you can easily modify or remove shelves to accommodate larger files or office supplies The wood file sorter features a straightforward panel design and clear instructions

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