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Key and Mail Organizer with Dry Erase - Bamboo
Item #: 839383006213 Status: In Stock 
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Price: $19.99
Store all of your daily gear and leave notes and memos in one convenient location with the Bamboo Entry Organizer with Dry Erase Board. This environmentally friendly entryway organizer features two notched hooks that serve as a perfect key rack, as well as one large compartment that is great for organizing mail, while the top space is an excellent storage spot for your phone. The front panel has a dry-erase board allowing you to leave household memos like grocery lists in a common location.
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- Bamboo Entryway Organizer with Dry Erase Board Features
- Bamboo construction is sturdy and built to last.
- Convenient dry erase board allows you to easily leave household chore reminders and grocery lists in a commonly used location.
- Stores everything you need with you when you're on the go in one easy to remember location.
- Keeps your mail neatly organized and easy to find regardless of who brought it into the house.
- Bamboo is an eco-friendly renewable resource due its quick regenerative properties.
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Marilyn D
Great!
Apr 17, 2012
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Seems smaller in person but is actually the perfect size anyway! Love it!
shawn151
great product
Apr 01, 2010
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This is a great product love it. Wish the large bamboo dry erase was cheaper.
Matt
This thing is pretty sweet
Feb 26, 2010
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I suck at tools but I put it up pretty easily. I needed milk, so I wrote it down. I got my keys off of it later, and was reminded that I needed milk. So I went and got some. High five, organizer thingy. I no longer regret my wife sneaking my credit card and buying you.
Rob W.
Nice product
Dec 16, 2009
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Product is smaller than expected but true to sizes given. Very nice quality and simplistic design. My only fault with it is the hardware for mounting - the anchors in drywall don’t hold well. They push through the drywall when you try to tighten.
