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Hi Ladies ,


I was wondering if anyone could help.


I am desperately looking for some low (suitable for small children) preferably plastic tables and chairs

Please see attached picture for example.


Any pointers greatly appreciated,

Children's chairs are everywhere but not having so much luck finding dinky tables.


Thanks !

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Thanks I'll check out Homebase.


Won't bother looking at Jojo as I specifically want some plastic ones so they can be easily cleaned and

used in the garden.


I did think about Homebase / Argos / Ikea but they usually have tables that seat only one or two children and they

would be for a children's party. If there is still a table for 4 in Homebase I guess I could bunch a few tables

together.


Thanks again.

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