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Pull out wire basket

7 years ago

May I know what are the dimensions?

Wardrobe MD Pull out Wire Basket in White · More Info

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Buller Ltd
7 years ago
Baskets are:
Width 235, 335, 435, 535 [mm]
Height 100, 150, 200, 300 [mm]
Depth 475mm

Fully installed width will be adjustable on the runners to fit 300-600 spaces
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