NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Grey 12-Piece Set with Stainless Steel Top, Slatwall and LED Lights color_Gray-White Has a total weight capacity 58780

Name: NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Grey 12-Piece Set with Stainless Steel Top, Slatwall and LED Lights color_Gray-White Has a total weight capacity 58780
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54639829488
Price: 3064.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2556 (15 reviews)

NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Grey 12-Piece Set with Stainless Steel Top, Slatwall and LED Lights color_Gray-White Has a total weight capacity 58780

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NewAge Garage Cabinets PRO Series Grey 12 Piece Set with Stainless Steel Top, Slatwall and LED Lights color_Gray White Has a total weight capacity 58780 Has a total weight capacity of 475 lbs 75 Primary Wrapped Edge Banded Yes # Fixed Shelves 3 # Adjustable Shelves 14 Shelf Style N A Shelf Dimensions (in) (Tall = 33 NewAge checks all the boxes with smart modern styling

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