Cotswold Grey 2 Tier Bathroom Storage Basket Ladder 990 x 440mm

SHOWERDRAPE (STD) LIMITED

£31.5

The Cotswold 2-Tier Storage Ladder boasts two fabric baskets, allowing lots of storage room for keeping all your towels, toiletries and accessories and the accessory is suitable for Bathrooms, Bedrooms and Laundry. The storage ladder is easy to assemble and just as easy to store away! The frame is made of Bamboo and the baskets combine grey polyester fabric with Bamboo rim. This creates a neutral look to fit into most home styles. The minimalist style combines aesthetics and function. Product features : 2-Tier Storage Ladder Bamboo Frame Grey Polyester Fabric 2 Storage Baskets Foldable Easy to

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Registered at Companies House as SHOWERDRAPE (STD) LIMITED, number 01450747. Checked 2026-08-29.
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