Sold For Sale - Children's Wood Montessori 3 Tier Bookcase | Cloud Design | Grey | 1m High - £30

By Julianjhawkins
June 9, 2024 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Julianjhawkins

Posted June 9, 2024

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Posted June 9, 2024

Used and in excellent condition. £30.

(Currently sells for £89.99 new)

Description:

This children's cloud themed grey bookcase is crafted with high quality beechwood legs and is a useful storage space to store your children's books and accessories. At a toddler friendly height of 1m, your little bookworm can select their favourite books whenever they want to read and encourages organisation.

At a toddler-friendly height, you can teach your tots to keep their own books tidy, therefore teaching them life skills, all part of the much loved Montessori method of learning we love so much at Little Helper.

Key Features

Eco friendly beechwood used for the legs for a classic modern look
3 tiers with chunky double bars keeping the books or toys in place
Large capacity book storage
Unique design
Easy assembly (we recommend you attach this to the wall).

Specifications

Dimensions: H: 100 x W: 58 x D:18 cm
Weight: 9 kg

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