ZENFUN 200 Pc Plastic Belt Hangers, Black Plastic Hanger Hooks for Belts and Plastic Hanger Hooks, Economic Plastic Belt Hooks Tie Hangers Bulk for Men, Closet Organizers, Storage, Retail
Product ID: B0GG9VC4Q8
Condition: New
$ 77
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Delivery: 10-20 working days
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Product Description
ZENFUN 200 Pc Plastic Belt Hangers, Black Plastic Hanger Hooks for Belts and Plastic Hanger Hooks, Economic Plastic Belt Hooks Tie Hangers Bulk for Men, Closet Organizers, Storage, Retail
- Large Bulk: product includes 200 black plastic belt hangers, providing ample quantity for long-term use and replacement. Perfect for both home organization and retail display
- Size: this belt hanger hook measures about 5.51 inch in height, a lower hook of 3.47 inch. The compact design keeps belts neat and tidy
- Premium Material: Made of durable plastic, these retail belt hangers set feature reliable load-bearing capacity, ensuring your belts and ties remain securely hung without losing shape
- Non-slip and Adjustable: Soft-touch, non-slip surface of the belt hooks prevents snagging and keeps accessories in perfect condition. Adjustable hook design fits belts and ties of various thicknesses with ease
- Wide Use: these plastic hanger hooks are ideal for home closet storage and retail store displays. Use multiple hangers to organize and showcase your collection neatly and efficiently
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
ZENFUN
Manufacturer
ZENFUN
Model
Z-BeltHanger-200pcs-pl
Color
Black
Height
5.4
Length
0.99
Width
0.4
Size
5.51 inches (height), 3.47 inches (lower hook)
NumberOfItems
200
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