SKU: 60219897
It may be small, but this curtain rod holder could be important to your everyday living. An anti-slip strip holds the curtain rod in place so that it doesn’t move when you pull the curtain aside.
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It may be small, but this curtain rod holder could be important to your everyday living. An anti-slip strip holds the curtain rod in place so that it doesn’t move when you pull the curtain aside.
Length: 60mm
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