Kids Play Kitchen with Storage Cabinet and Accessories-White

SKU: TP10614WH

Precio habitual $281.99 $224.99 (20% APAGADO)


Detalles de producto

● Enjoy the yummy coffee with this mini coffee nook for imaginative play● Kids can select a flavor set the timer and start brewing their pretend coffee● Rotatable faucet and sink for daily washing and food prep pretend play● Microwave oven and washing machine for complete household role-playing● Kids can cook on a stove featuring bright lights and realistic sounds● Note: 2 x AAA batteries required are not included● Interactive play corner where fun meets development● Ample storage space makes cleanup a breeze while encouraging good habits● Wide countertop for vegetable fruits cakes breads snacks and more● Top open shelf and top surface for organizing play food cups and kitchen essentials● Hanging rod and 3 hanging hooks for keeping utensils and aprons within easy reach● Single-door cabinet and open compartment for tidy accessory storage● Sliding curtains for adding a cozy kitchen window scene during play● Magnetic door catches for smooth opening and secure closing● Rounded edges for safer daily play around little chefs● Anti-toppling device for enhanced stability during active play● ASTM/CPSC/CPSIA compliant for added safety● Rich cookware and coffee accessories for instant pretend cooking fun● Recommended for kids aged 3+ years old● Assembly needed

Specifications

Color White/GreenMaterial Engineered WoodProduct Dimensions 37" x 11.5" x 34.5"Countertop Height 20"Recommended Ages 3+ Years OldNet Weight 36 lbsIs Assembly Required YesBox QTY 1(May vary by batch)PackageIncludes1 x Wooden Play Kitchen 1 x Pot 1 x Pan 3 x Utensils 1 x Portafilter 2 x Coffee Spoons 2 x Coffee Saucers 2 x Coffee Cups 1 x Apron 1 x Chef Hat 1 x Instruction

⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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