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Walnut pull out produce drawers

5 years ago

I love the walnut produce pull out drawers! Are they available to retrofit in my kitchen pantry?

Thank you,

Lynn@deanemail.com

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Trish Namm, Allied ASID - Kent Kitchen Works
5 years ago
Oh, I'm so sorry Lynn, but this is only available with purchase of custom cabinetry. Happy hunting!
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