24 Pairs Non-Slip Knitted Furniture Socks For Chair Legs, Prevent Scratches And Reduce Noise, Move Easily, Brown Glass Bottle Durable hardware buckle attached

Name: 24 Pairs Non-Slip Knitted Furniture Socks For Chair Legs, Prevent Scratches And Reduce Noise, Move Easily, Brown Glass Bottle Durable hardware buckle attached
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 5448376246
Price: 42.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6525 (20 reviews)

SKU 5448376246 ★ 4.7

24 Pairs Non-Slip Knitted Furniture Socks For Chair Legs, Prevent Scratches And Reduce Noise, Move Easily, Brown Glass Bottle Durable hardware buckle attached

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24 Pairs Non Slip Knitted Furniture Socks For Chair Legs, Prevent Scratches And Reduce Noise, Move Easily, Brown Glass Bottle Durable hardware buckle attached Durable hardware buckle attached Not just Chinese to other languages 【Package Contents】24pcs brown chair leg protectors approximately 9 12 working days

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