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Read-At-Ease Shopping Bag Holder (PR14604)

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Mrs Savage Read-At-Ease Shopping Bag Holder

https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/14604

A lightweight, wooden handle designed to hold a plastic shopping bag. The handle is contoured to fit comfortably in the palm of the hand. Each end had two slots to secure the bag handles.

General Details

Extra product information

The handle is made of turned pine, and is contoured to fit comfortably in the palm of the hand while each end has two slots to secure the bag handles. The handles could be built up if necessary or covered in Bradflex if a softer surface is required.

Manufacturer/Country
Western Australia

Models / Specifications

Model Shopping Bag Holder: One Model Only
  • Length of Handle 175 mm
  • Diameter 30 mm
  • Weight 65 g

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