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Where can I purchase this system for pots and pans in Northern N.H.?

10 years ago

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Drawerslides.com
10 years ago
I'm sorry, we're strictly an online store. You might want to check the Rev-A-Shelf website and see if they have a retailer in your area.
Jocelyn Smith
10 years ago
Hi. What color are the cabinets?
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Drawerslides.com
10 years ago
This is a stock photo from Rev-A-Shelf. I'm not sure of the cabinet color, however the unit is chrome.

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