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Product description
This 2-in-1 kids art table and chair set features a liftable tabletop that quickly transforms the workstation into an art easel. Designed for learning, eating, playing and drawing, it suits playrooms, children's bedrooms, kindergartens and daycares.
The set includes two chairs and built-in organisation, giving young creators a dedicated space to paint, craft and play together.
Key Features
- Convertible design: The liftable desktop is supported by a slow-lowering hydraulic rod and cutout handle to smoothly convert into an art easel
- Paper roll holder: A rear dispenser holds the included 10m paper roll, using pressing rods to keep drawing paper neatly in place
- Generous storage: Keep art supplies tidy with hidden compartments beneath the desktop, two open side shelves, six removable fabric bins and five paint cups with covers
- Child-friendly safety: Sturdy MDF construction features smooth rounded corners and complies with ASTM and CPSIA safety standards
- Ergonomic seating: Two matching kid-sized chairs feature backrests designed to support spinal alignment and healthy sitting posture
Product Benefits
- Shelving provides dedicated storage space and helps separate different groups of items.
Product Specifications
- Product type: Kids Table & Chair Sets
- Material: MDF
- Colour: Grey (White + Gray/Natural)
- Table dimensions: 109 cm x 60 cm x 55 cm (L x W x H)
- Chair dimensions: 32 cm x 29 cm x 48 cm (L x W x H)
- Seat height: 25 cm
- Storage box dimensions: 18 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm (L x W x H)
- Paper roll size: 10 m x 44 cm (L x W)
- Paint cup dimensions: 8 cm x 8.5 cm (Dia x H)
- Tabletop weight capacity: 91 kg
- Chair weight capacity: 50 kg each
- Suitable age: 3+ years old
- Net weight: 23.5 kg
Packaging & What’s Included
- 1 x kids art table, 2 x chairs, 1 x paper roll, 5 x paint cups, 6 x storage boxes, 1 x instruction manual
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