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Wide baby changing table in minimalist white Laura style Pinolino

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Wide baby changing table in minimalist white Laura style Pinolino
Wide baby changing table in minimalist white Laura style Pinolino
Wide baby changing table in minimalist white Laura style Pinolino

Wide baby changing table in minimalist white Laura style Pinolino

Brand: Pinolino - 130025B
Sold by: Habitium
€767.54 RRP -44%
€429.82
Discontinued product

Product details

  • Baby changing table in minimalist style, made of chipboard with white finish and silver plastic handles.
  • The changing table is removable, which allows the unit to continue to be used as a chest of drawers when the baby is older. It is possible to assemble it on the left, right or central side.

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Product details - Wide baby changing table in minimalist white Laura style Pinolino

Product description:

  • Baby changing table in minimalist style, made of chipboard with white finish and silver plastic handles.
  • The changing table is removable, which allows the unit to continue to be used as a chest of drawers when the baby is older. It is possible to assemble it on the left, right or central side.
  • It integrates 2 regular drawers and 1 drawer with double compartment, so that the storage space can be organised to the user's liking.
  • Its measurements are 120 cm wide x 101 cm high.
    • With changing table: 80 cm deep.
    • Without changing mat: 55 cm deep.
  • The changing table is 89 cm high (from the floor) and has a useful surface area of 85 cm wide x 75 cm deep.
  • Assembly required.
  • Mat not included.

Product classification::

This product belongs in the category Baby Changing Units (Changing Tables): with drawers (with storage), made of wood.

SKU: 4035769046552, 130025B

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