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Fine LivingPortable Car Seat Organiser

R199

Retail: R400
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Tired of that clutter in the back of your car? Grab yourself this convenient and easy to install and clean designer car organiser to store everything from tablets, phones, snacks, glasses, pens, notebooks, laptops, tissues, maps and more. The sturdy and fold-able tray also keeps your kids eating, drawing or playing on the go cleaner while the high-quality durable walls, base plates, protective pockets and dividers will help you to store all your gadgets and gizmos. 

Product Features
  • PRACTICAL - 8 compartments that provide complete organisation and quick access: for iPad mini, phones, water bottles, tissue box, umbrella, books, toys, sunglasses, pen etc
  • SIZE: 56 x 43.5cm, adjustable straps allow adjustment to almost any car seat. The backrest protector protects the backrest from dirt and damage.
  • PROTECTION: This backseat Protection car organizer is great to keep your car organized, keep your seat clean and will protect your seat from getting scratched. It will cover your full seat. Easy to clean.
  • INSTALL: Simple and easy to install, takes less than a minute with the long enough adjustable top and bottom buckle straps. Lightly washable car seat bag of high-quality PU leather.
Product Specification
  • Vehicles: Universal Car Fit
  • Material: PU Leather
  • Size: 56 x 43.5cm 
  • Colour: Black 
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