Dolin Decor Fruit Basket for Dining Table – Stylish Stainless Steel Storage Solution
Dolin Decor Fruit Basket for Dining Table features a modern black design, making it the ideal fruit basket for dining table and a stylish addition to your kitchen. Its sleek, contemporary look enhances your countertop while providing a functional storage solution for fruits and vegetables.
₹508.00 – ₹552.00Price range: ₹508.00 through ₹552.00
Dolin Decor Fruit Basket for Dining Table Is The Epitome Of Style And Practicality, Designed To Elevate Both Your Kitchen And Dining Space. This Sleek Black Fruit Basket Serves as A Perfect Fruit Basket for Dining Table, Adding A Touch of Elegance While Providing A Functional Storage Solution For Fresh Produce.
Key Features:
- Â Premium Stainless Steel Build
- Sleek Black Finish
- Spacious & Open Design
- Multi-Purpose Storage
- Stable & Sturdy Construction
- Dimensions: 25 x 25 x 9cm
| Weight | 0.414 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 25 × 9 cm |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Special Feature | Sturdy and Durable, Versatile Usage, 2 Grade Stainless Steel, Rust Resistant |
| Shelf Type | Tiered Shelf |
| Room Type | Kitchen, Dining Room |
| Finish Type | Black Powder Coating |
| Recommended uses For Product | Fruit, Vegetables, Small Household Items |
| Shape | Square |
| Brand | Dolin Decor |
| Styles | Modern |
| Manufacturer | DOLIN Decor PRIVATE LIMITED PLOT NO. 288 PHASE 4 HSIIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA , SECTOR -57 KUNDLI SONIPAT HARYANA – 131028 |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Packer | DOLIN Decor PRIVATE LIMITED PLOT NO. 288 PHASE 4 HSIIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA , SECTOR -57 KUNDLI SONIPAT HARYANA – 131028 |
| Importer | DOLIN Decor PRIVATE LIMITED PLOT NO. 288 PHASE 4 HSIIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA , SECTOR -57 KUNDLI SONIPAT HARYANA – 131028 |
| Net Quantity | 1 Count |
| Generic Name | Kitchen Storage & Organisation |
| color | Black, Silver |
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