Storage Box - Cream - 100% Recycled Polyester 33x33x33cm
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Keep your child’s nursery perfectly organised with the adorable Storage Box from 3 Sprouts. It provides ample space for you to store their favourite items, with a strong reinforced cardboard frame that allows it to always stand, also when empty. A space saving solution that fits into most cubby hole shelving units (including IKEA Kallax), Kids will love the responsibility of tidying up after a hard day’s playtime as they explore a newfound sense of independence!
Product Features:
- Storage Box
- Color: Cream
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Dimensions: 33 x 33 x 33 cm
- Reinforced sides and bottom
- Free from BPA and phthalates
- Compatible with Ikea Kallax shelving units
- Handy tab on the front
- Care: spot clean only
Why we love it:
- 3 Sprouts provide the ultimate space saving storage solution for all messy children’s nurseries! The toy chest folds down and packs flat - easy to put away when not in use.
- The fun designs are both attractive to little ones and will look great around the home, adding a playful spark to any decor.
- 3 Sprouts storage items are strong and durable, perfect for holding items of all shapes and sizes.
- Loved by celebrity mamas and international press, 3 Sprouts are the modern and innovative brand all families will love.
Since Spring 2007, 3 Sprouts have been designing items that fit seamlessly into your lives and leave you with a smile. Created by three Canadian friends who shared a love for babies and an appreciation for unique and innovative products and an eye to the environment, the company has created a high profile collection that appeals to parents and children alike. With fun designs and multi-functional structures, their range helps you keep your family home tidy and organised with a playful edge! The brand has attracted a a great deal of attention in the international media for its fresh, modern, fun and quality design - that babies and their parents love.
