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Hold On Tight Shelf
Wonderful creation by designer Colleen Whiteley, the "Hold on Tight Shelf" allows you to keep your most treasured books upright, on display, and close at hand. A bright, over-sized wing nut serves as a bookend, which slides into place and can be adjusted and secured ver it is needed, whether your book collection is growing or shrinking. Brilliant! via GadgetReview



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ARTIFOX SHELF COLLECTION - Image

ARTIFOX SHELF COLLECTION
Artifox develops beautiful furniture that combines old-fashioned craftsmanship and creative spitballing with sleek, modern tech integration. Their sleek minimalist Shelf Collection is understated, wonderfully functional, and is perfect if you are after something that offers some stylish extra space around your workspace. With two sizes and several colors to choose from, the shelves allow you to create endless styling options using the mix and match magnetic accessor...
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Yeti LoadOut GoBox Gear Case - Image

Yeti LoadOut GoBox Gear Case
The ultimate cargo box family, the LoadOut GoBox collection from Yeti, is now offered in three different sizes (15, 30 and 60) to ensure your gear stays safe and organized on all your outdoor adventures. The Yeti LoadOut GoBox Gear Case is the perfect solution for outdoor enthusiasts, these ultra-durable cases are waterproof, dust-proof, and nearly indestructible. Its IP67 rating ensures that it is fully waterproof and dustproof, while its stackable desig...
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CLAW BIKE WALL MOUNT
The Gladiator Claw is an advanced bike storage system for both adult and child-sized bicycles, getting them off the floor and out of the way. The convenient and flexible storage solution is constructed of high-strength plastic and capable of holding bikes up to 50 lbs, simply use the push-lock mechanism to quickly hang or release a bicycle with one intuitive motion. Push up once to close the arms, push up again to open them and release the bicycle. ...
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