Kids Table - White
ART. 76LF-02-001, EAN 5414375185364
€103.00
Complete your children's play area with the Quax Kids Table. This charming table is designed with little ones in mind, featuring a tabletop made of 18mm MDF in a pristine white finish and sturdy rubberwood legs.
With dimensions of 60x60x48H cm, this table is perfectly sized for kids, providing them with a dedicated space for activities, crafts, snacks, and more. Pair it with the matching Kids Chairs (available separately, item number 76LF-01-001) to create a delightful and functional children's dining or play set.
The Quax Kids Table is not only stylish but also easy to clean, making it a practical addition to any nursery or playroom. Give your little explorers a special place of their own with this delightful table.
Length: 60 cm Width: 48 cm Height: 60 cm
This seat meets the safety prescriptions provided in the EN 17191 standard.
Chassis: varnished rubberwood Shell: polypropylene
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