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Product description
This wooden kids desk and chair set provides a dedicated study area for children over 3 years old. Designed with a wide desktop and built-in hutch, it gives young learners a practical space for reading, writing, drawing, and crafts.
The sturdy build helps children cultivate good organising habits and sitting posture from an early age.
Key Features
- Ample organisation: Features a 4-tier storage shelf and 2 open drawers to arrange stationery, books, and other everyday essentials
- Integrated bulletin board: Includes a cork bulletin board where children can pin study notes or display their favourite photos
- Solid wood support: Supported by sturdy pine wood legs that keep both the study table and matching chair securely stable
- Child-friendly finish: Designed with rounded corners, a burr-free surface, and a waterproof finish that easily wipes clean with a soft rag
- Multi-activity surface: The spacious desktop provides room for learning, playing games, and eating
Product Benefits
- Drawer storage provides an enclosed place for smaller everyday items and helps keep the main storage area organised.
- Shelving provides dedicated storage space and helps separate different groups of items.
- Solid wood gives the piece a natural look with its own unique grain.
Product Specifications
- Product type: Kids Table & Chair Sets
- Colour: Pink/white
- Materials: MDF, pine wood
- Desk dimensions: 79 x 39 x 85 cm (L x W x H)
- Chair dimensions: 28 x 29 x 55 cm (L x W x H)
- Desktop height from the ground: 55 cm
- Seat height from the ground: 29 cm
- Net weight of the desk: 11 kg
- Net weight of the chair: 2 kg
- Weight capacity of the desk: 20 kg
- Weight capacity of the chair: 40 kg
- Recommended ages: 3+ years old
Packaging & What’s Included
- 1 box (may vary by batch)
Assembly
Clear and illustrated instructions included.
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