CRAWFORD - Crawford Zinc Plated Silver Steel 4 in. Peg Hooks 1 pk - Case of 75 [18340-75] AMY AND BRIAN Made of durable polyester material EJD7013866

Name: CRAWFORD - Crawford Zinc Plated Silver Steel 4 in. Peg Hooks 1 pk - Case of 75 [18340-75] AMY AND BRIAN Made of durable polyester material EJD7013866
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SKU: 24920126358
Price: 30.36 USD
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CRAWFORD - Crawford Zinc Plated Silver Steel 4 in. Peg Hooks 1 pk - Case of 75 [18340-75] AMY AND BRIAN Made of durable polyester material EJD7013866

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CRAWFORD Crawford Zinc Plated Silver Steel 4 in. Peg Hooks 1 pk Case of 75 [18340 75] AMY AND BRIAN Made of durable polyester material EJD7013866 Made of durable polyester material this lampholder is perfect for any room that requires a practical lighting solution with added utility Crafted for durability and strength these 4 inch peg hooks are perfect for organizing your garage

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