Oliver Furniture Camp Table Low
Oliver Furniture

Oliver Furniture Camp Table Low

ColoursWhite / Oak

£169.00

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Scandi Born
£169.00

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Description The Oliver Furniture Low Camp Table in Solid Oak wood is a perfect addition to any child's room, featuring a classic x-shaped frame and a beautiful Oak tabletop. Enjoy its stylish charm and expert craftsmanship. It be used as a stand alone piece or be combined with other home interiors. The table is available in a low and high version, both with the option of individual adjustment in two heights, where the table top can easily be fixed with two screws at the desired height. Spec Material: The wooden X-frame and tabletop are made of solid oak wood. Non-toxic oil is used for the white oiling Dimensions: W 32 × L 40 × H 35/38,5 cm Delivery & Returns 3-4 weeks | Please see our returns T&C's here

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