Dolin Decor Premium Napkin Holder – Sleek and durable stainless steel tissue stand for home and office.
Dolin Decor Premium Napkin Holder is a sleek, stylish, and highly durable tissue holder, ideal for use in your home, kitchen, restaurant, or office. Crafted with a modern design and made from rust-resistant stainless steel, it offers exceptional long-lasting performance.
₹249.00 – ₹349.00Price range: ₹249.00 through ₹349.00
Dolin Decor Premium Napkin Holder is a sleek and modern tissue dispenser, thoughtfully designed to elevate the look of kitchens, dining tables, offices, and restaurants. Constructed from premium 201-grade stainless steel, this holder boasts exceptional durability and rust resistance, ensuring long-lasting use. Its polished silver finish not only adds a touch of sophistication but also seamlessly complements any decor.
Key Features
- Sleek Silver Design
- Easy to Clean
- Versatile Use
- Long-Lasting Durability
- Dimension: 17 x 5 x 13cm
| Weight | 0.184 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17 × 5 × 13 cm |
| Colour | Silver |
| Special Feature | Sturdy and Durable, 2 Grade Stainless Steel, Rust Resistant |
| Finish Type | Silver Finish |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Item Weight | 184 Grams |
| Shape | Round |
| 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 |
| Mounting Type | Countertop |
| 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 Piece |
| Included Component | Tissue Holder |
| Generic Name | Napkin Holder |
| Set of | Set of 1, Set of 2 |
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