Iora Air Bedside Wieg Reserve Vezelmatras
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Iora Air Bedside Wieg Reserve Vezelmatras

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Productdetails

Iora Air Bedside Wieg Reserve Vezelmatras | Ademend | Makkelijk Schoon te Maken | Stofbestendig | Anti-allergie | Beste Ondersteuning voor Baby | Gifvrij | Comfortabel. De Iora Air reservematras biedt een comfortabel en ademend slaapoppervlak voor je baby. De hypoallergene hoes beschermt tegen allergenen en de afneembare, wasbare hoes zorgt voor eenvoudig onderhoud. Ontworpen om in de Iora Air bedside wieg te passen.

Specificaties & kenmerken

Specificaties

Dimensions82 x 50 x 3cm

Belangrijkste kenmerken

  • Airmesh outer covering top and bottom

    providing the ultimate level of breathability and baby body temperature regulation

  • Free from harmful chemicals
  • All over Purotex™ anti-allergy treatment
  • Removable and machine washable cover for easy cleaning
  • Designed to fit bedside cribs measuring 82 x 50 x 3cm
  • Removeable cover for easy cleaning
  • All over anti-allergy treatment

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