Grey Toddler Table Set with Adjustable Height for Playrooms
Grey toddler table set creates a dedicated spot for drawing, reading, crafts, games and shared activities. The three-piece design includes a table and two chairs, making room for a playmate or sibling. Adjustable heights allow the furniture to suit children as they grow within the recommended age range. A table-leg storage box provides a convenient place for toys and supplies, while the chairs tuck underneath when not in use. Its neutral grey and white design suits playrooms, bedrooms, classrooms and daycares.
- Includes one table and two chairs, providing space for children to draw, read, create, play games or share activities.
- Adjustable table and chair heights can be changed with nails to suit children over 18 months.
- Chairs tuck under the table to help make efficient use of playroom or bedroom space.
- A storage box attached to the table legs keeps toys, supplies and other essentials together.
- The table surface is easy to clean with a wet cloth.
- The table and chairs support up to 110 lbs (50 kg) per table or chair.
- Assembly is required; an instruction manual is included.
- 1 x Table
- 2 x Chairs
- 1 x Storage Box
- 1 x Manual
What is included in the set?
The set includes one table, two chairs, one storage box and one manual.
What age range is recommended?
The recommended age is 18 months to 5 years. The qualified age is over 18 months.
Can the height be adjusted?
Yes. The table and chair heights can be adjusted with nails.
What are the table dimensions?
The table measures 23.6 L x 23.6 W x 18.1-22.8 H inches, or 60 L x 60 W x 46-58 H centimetres.
What are the chair dimensions?
Each chair measures 12.6 W x 14.2 D x 20.7-22 H inches, or 32 W x 36 D x 52.5-56 H centimetres.
How much weight can it hold?
The maximum load is 110 lbs (50 kg) per table or chair.
Does the set include storage?
Yes. A storage box hangs from the table legs for toys, supplies and other essentials.
Is assembly required?
Yes. Assembly is required, and a manual is included.
