Flash Furniture Childrens Wooden Kitchen Sink

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Overall: 20″W x 15″D x 24.5″H, Pretend play is an essential part of a child’s growth that helps to support social and emotional development. This wooden kitchen sink will encourage imagination and creativity and will teach sharing when playing with others. This wooden pretend play sink has rotating knobs and a make-believe faucet to rinse pretend vegetables and tidy up the cookware and utensils from the fantasy dinner they prepared. The storage area beneath the sink has plenty of room to stow pretend food and pots and pans when not in use. Durable birch plywood with a natural finish adapts to any home or business decor. Use an alcohol disinfectant containing 70% or higher alcohol concentration followed by a dry cloth to keep this wood play sink spotless and germ free. This pretend sink assembles in about 30 – 60 minutes. Self leveling floor glides ensure that your child has a stable level surface to play on. Add our wooden stove and refrigerator to give your child the complete set. [MK-DP002-GG], Plywood, Natural

Warranty: 5 Year Limited (non moving metal parts) 2 yr Parts

Assembly Instructions: http://ftp.flashfurniture.com/AssemblyInstructions/MK-DP002-GG.pdf

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Children’s Wooden Kitchen Sink promotes essential learning and development skills. Kid-Friendly Design with Rounded Edges for Safety. Rotating Knobs and pretend faucet to tidy up dirty dishes. Fixed Storage Shelf under the sink for pretend food and cookware. Interior Shelf Fixed: 19″W x 12.75″D x 7″H Between Shelves; Simulated Sink Basin Size: 12.25″W x 7.5″D x 5″H.

Clean with alcohol disinfectant for germ prevention and cloth dry. Natural Finish blends in any environment. Self-Leveling Floor Glides provide a level, stable play area. Medium Assembly Level from 30-60 minutes with included assembly tools. Play kitchen ideal for play rooms, classrooms, waiting rooms and pediatric office play areas.

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