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Lipper International Kids Rectangular Table with Shelves & 2 Chairs - White

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Management number 241728809 Release Date 2026/07/18 List Price US$66.15 Model Number 241728809
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Don't leave a coloring session limited to the floor! Give your little Picasso room to get creative with this charming three-piece table and chair set. Crafted of wood finished in neutral white, this set offers two slat-back chairs and a table with built-in shelves along the top. Just add on a stack of construction paper, put out a fresh pack of colored pencils, and your kids will be creating masterpieces in no time. If the day calls for something other than drawing, this seating spot is always alluring for teddy bear tea parties and building towering skylines out of blocks.

Features: 

  • Beautiful set is perfect for any child's room.
  • The table is generously sized to provide ample surface space for coloring and playing.
  • Contains four open cubbies to store favorite toys and crafts for art projects.
  • Finished with a white non-toxic paint, which complements any decor.
  • Made from a durable combination of beech, pine, and medium density-fibreboard (MDF).

Specifications: 

  • Table Dimensions: 33.75" W x 23.25" D x 24.625" H
  • Chair Dimensions: 12.375" W x 15" D x 24.625" H
  • Chair Floor to Seat: 12"
  • Material: 32.15% Beech, 56.11% Pine, 11.74% MDF
  • Carton Pack: 1 set
  • Carton Weight: 50.00 lbs

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