Kids Concept Spielherd Wood White

Uuuiii - isn't this a great play stove from Kids Concept?

If the design reminds you of the 70s...it's no coincidence - everything comes back in terms of interior decoration. This compact stove is a wonderful toy for children around 3 years old and is also a great decoration in the children's room even when not being used. Because the stove looks so good, you can also put it in your kitchen or living room. After all, kids looove to imitate adults and that works best when they are nearby.

With the stove, you can create everything that a modern kitchen can offer. The knobs made of FSC certified poplar wood can naturally be turned and make clicking sounds in the process. The oven door opens sideways. By the way, since Kids Concept avoids using plastic, the door has an opening but no glass. We think that's exemplary. A baking sheet is also included as a practical accessory.

Kids Concept has a range of toys from the bistro section that you can use to complement this play stove. We will refer to this - as well as alternative versions - below the product description.

And since we are so enthusiastic about the charming label, we have set up a Kids Concept brand shop. There you will find all the lovingly selected products from this wonderful manufacturer from Sweden, clearly sorted by category.

Facts:

- 47 x 34 x 30 cm
- Stove made of MDF (FSC certified)
  12 mm - stable construction
- knobs turn with a 'click'
- knobs and handle made of poplar (FSC certified)
- includes a baking sheet
- door opens sideways
  without glass 
- Recommended age: 36 months+.

Order and Delivery Information
We will quickly order the Spielherd if it is not in stock when you place your order with us. The estimated delivery time is shown above the product photos.

As soon as the package - lovingly and carefully packed by us for you - sets off on its journey, you will receive a notification by email. With the link provided, you can easily track the progress of the delivery.

By the way, shipping is free within Germany.