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With this stool, your child can help out in the kitchen or reach things without asking for help. The handles make it easy to carry and it sits evenly so your child can focus on the task.
Article no
DKA 803.715.20
Key features
Easy for your child to lift and move with the handles on both sides.
Your child can use it as a footrest, a seat or stand on it to reach things that are stored up high.
Sits flat on the floor and won’t tip when children step on it.
Designer
J Asshoff/H Brogård
Measurements
Assembled size
| Width: | 15 3/4 " |
| Depth: | 15 " |
| Height: | 13 " |
| Max. load: | 110 lb |
Package size & weight
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| Length: | 15 ¾ " |
| Width: | 14 ½ " |
| Height: | 2 ¼ " |
| Weight Gross: | 8 lb 10 oz |
| Weight Net: | 7 lb 15 oz |
| Volume per package: | 0.29 cu.ft |
Materials
Fiberboard, Pigmented epoxy powder coating
Care instructions
Wipe clean using a damp cloth and a mild cleaner.
Assembly instructions
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Ideas & inspiration
A traditional bedroom for those young at heart
This is more than a bedroom; it’s a room where life happens. And yes, that applies to the constantly ongoing and sometimes chaotic life of a family too. The bed is the hub where everybody can check in to have a chat, solve problems or have a rest. Because we all know that the best way to get a really good night’s sleep, is to first have a great day with people you love
A children’s bedroom that would make any grown up jealous
In any family, it’s great to also have your own private space where only your imagination sets the rules.
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