Ceiling Sam Tote Slide Pro Overhead Garage Storage System newageokc_individual Manufacturer NewAge Garage Cabinets Manufacturer 58780

Name: Ceiling Sam Tote Slide Pro Overhead Garage Storage System newageokc_individual Manufacturer NewAge Garage Cabinets Manufacturer 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 98676061851
Price: 239.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8874 (21 reviews)

Ceiling Sam Tote Slide Pro Overhead Garage Storage System newageokc_individual Manufacturer NewAge Garage Cabinets Manufacturer 58780

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Ceiling Sam Tote Slide Pro Overhead Garage Storage System newageokc_individual Manufacturer NewAge Garage Cabinets Manufacturer 58780 Manufacturer NewAge Garage Cabinets Manufacturer SKU 64335 Manufacturer UPC 676065643355 Assembly Required Minimal 75" H Color Taupe and Iron Black Weight 183lbs All Ceiling Sam products carry a lifetime warranty and are made of industrial grade steel Watch out for cheap metal that can bend and become hazardous

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