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FLISAT
children's table, 83x58 cm
Old Price 69,99 €
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Article no: 502.984.18
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storage box
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Key features
This children’s table becomes both a practical place for arts and crafts, as well as a useful storage solution, if completed with TROFAST storage boxes in different sizes and colours.
With TROFAST storage boxes underneath the lids, it’s easy for your child to reach their toys – and clean up in a jiff!
At IKEA, we love to develop products that can be used together in a smart way. That’s why TROFAST storage boxes fit under the lids of the table. Your child can keep toys at hand – and clean up in a jiff!
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Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
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To be completed with TROFAST storage box.
Product is possible to recycle or use for energy recovery, if available in your community.
What is solid wood?
Solid wood is one of our favourite materials and is part of our Scandinavian heritage. It is also a timeless material with many uses. Regardless of the wood species, it is durable, beautiful and renewable. We strive to use this raw material as smartly and efficiently as possible to avoid waste – and we also invest in facilities and logistics so that we can increase the use of recycled wood.
Just a regular table? Don’t think so.
The top of FLISAT children’s table consists of two lids that fit TROFAST storage boxes. Your child can keep toys at hand at all times – and clean up in a jiff!
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