Easy Shopping® Children Kids Colour Small Mixing Tray Plastic for Playing Toy Sand Pool Pit Water Game Garden Beach MADE IN UK (Black)
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Easy Shopping® Children Kids Colour Small Mixing Tray Plastic for Playing Toy Sand Pool Pit Water Game Garden Beach

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Product details

A plastic mixing tray for children's play and creative activities.
  • Colour plastic tray for mixing mortar, concrete, sand, water, and other materials
  • Ideal for use in play, school, home, garden, and beach settings
  • Approximate dimensions: 70cm (W) x 70cm (D) x 6cm (H)
  • Colour may vary from the actual product due to lighting effects

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