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Teachers and students can use these clear cubby bins to organize classroom belongings and keep shared storage areas easy to manage. The transparent design makes contents visible at a glance, helping prevent items from being overlooked.
This 2-pack includes clear PET plastic bins with drop-resistant construction for daily classroom use. Each bin measures 7.80 wide x 12.09 deep x 10.36 high and is sized to fit standard classroom furniture and most children’s shoes.
Key Features:
Choose these clear cubby bins for classroom storage that keeps supplies, personal items, and shoes visible and organized within compatible furniture.
| stock: | 8 |
| spec_uom: | BN |
| brand_name: | Storex |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | STX62464U05C-2 |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Color: | Clear |
| Brand: | Storex |
| Width: | 7.80 in |
| Height: | 10.36 in |
| Depth: | 12.09 in |
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Educators Resource
This clear plastic cubby bin helps teachers and students organize classroom supplies, personal items, and shoes. Its transparent design makes contents easy to identify while helping keep cubbies and...
Educators Resource
These small bins fit perfectly in classroom cubbies. They are also useful boxes for organizing your classroom. They are made of a drop resistant plastic which prevents cracking. The clear lid is...
Educators Resource
These small bins fit perfectly in classroom cubbies. They are also useful boxes for organizing your classroom. They are made of a drop resistant plastic which prevents cracking. The clear lid is...
Educators Resource
These small bins fit perfectly in classroom cubbies. They are also useful boxes for organizing your classroom. They are made of a drop resistant plastic which prevents cracking. The clear lid is...
Educators Resource
These small bins fit perfectly in classroom cubbies. They are also useful boxes for organizing your classroom. They are made of a drop resistant plastic which prevents cracking. The clear lid is...
