Early Years Furniture Baby & Toddler Furniture A
A Classic Wooden Crates
Create your own library corner or wall with our classic wooden crates. Each genre or theme can have its own crate. These are not fixed so can be arranged to fit the limitations of your area. If you want to go tall, cable tie them together and drill to a wall. Design may vary. Self assembly required. Dimensions: 240(H) x 440(L) x 330(W)mm
D49342 Pack of 24 D49341 Pack of 12
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Pack £252.99 Pack £135.99
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B Crate Shelving Set - Pack of 3
A set of 3 crates with shelves in. These make a quick storage.
system wherever you need it. Self assembly required. Accessories not included. Colours may vary. Dimensions: 240(H) x 440(L) x 330(D)mm.
D49349 D Pack £53.99
C Cosy Curiosity Farm House Dresser - Slim
This beautiful shelving for complementing the home corner kitchen is part of our Curiosity Crate range. An affordable solution for your setting. Self assembly. Dimensions: 440-880(H) x 440(W) x 170(D)mm.
D78670 E Each £52.99 F
D Curiosity Crates - Pack of 4
Fill these shelves with items that will spark your children’s curiosity. Get them asking thoughtful questions on what curious items are on the shelves. Adult supervision required. Self assembly. Dimensions (each): 240(H) x 440(L) x 330(D)mm
306796 Pack £53.99
E Cosy Curiosity Library Island - 12 Pack
Create an exciting island of discovery with this set of curiosity crates. Children will love to access and add to the display of books and resources to encourage their imagination. Self assembly. Dimensions: 240(H) x 440(W) x 330(D)mm.
D78685 Pack £148.99
F Crate Shelves - Pack of 2
A simple, yet rustically stylish shelving solution. These simple crate shelves look great anywhere inside or out and work well on their own with books or add baskets for storing resources. Why not create small world scenarios in them or use for story shelves? Self assembly. Dimensions: 660(H) x 440(W) x 240(D)mm
306791 Shop brands you know and love Pack £34.49 33
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