Georgia-Pacific 26490 Bath Towels 7.87" x 1150 ft White 6 Rolls 50% Recycled
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A brass hook that turns unused wall space into handy storage for coats, towels or robes
The KÄMPIG hook in brass colour attaches to a wall and holds items such as jackets, bags, tea towels or bathrobes. It turns an empty surface into a handy spot for things you want to keep visible and within reach. The design suits hallways, kitchens and bedrooms alike. ||
This hook works well for anyone needing a single mounting point for coats, towels or accessories in a bathroom, hallway or kitchen. Buyers who need to hang heavier loads or want multiple hooks on one rail should look at other solutions.
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The package contains the brass-coloured hook; mounting screws or anchors are not included and must be purchased separately to suit your wall type.
Each unit is a single hook, so buy as many as the number of items you want to hang — coats, towels or bags — and space them to fit your wall.
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