KidKraft Primary Colors Deluxe Workbench w/ Tools Storage Bins 63345 - Open Box furniture | tables | nightstands 3-pin and 5-pin connections Color:Cyberspace

Name: KidKraft Primary Colors Deluxe Workbench w/ Tools Storage Bins 63345 - Open Box furniture | tables | nightstands 3-pin and 5-pin connections Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 59191692238
Price: 49.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3591 (28 reviews)

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KidKraft Primary Colors Deluxe Workbench w Tools Storage Bins 63345 Open Box furniture tables nightstands 3 pin and 5 pin connections Color:Cyberspace 3 pin and 5 pin connections Keep your items neat and tidy using the 4 pull out drawers and easily identify contents thanks to the tinted see through drawer design 4 pretend tools Packaged with detailed

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