Jonti-Craft Toddler See-Thru Book Browser
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Large Storage Capacity
This bookcase for children features 3 sections. Each section has a see-thru panel that encourages independent toddlers to do it themselves. It's perfect for storing books, toys, games, and other learning materials.
Classroom, Daycare & Home Use
Jonti-Craft's bookshelf for kids provides versatile storage options in a variety of settings. This kids' bookcase is perfect for your classroom, daycare, preschool, home, Montessori, library, and more.
Fully Assembled
This classroom and home organizer arrives fully assembled and is ready to use right out of the box. The durable construction of the bookshelf features a hardboard recessed back for additional structural support.
Designed With Kids in Mind
Jonti-Craft has rounded the edges and corners so kids can play without getting hurt by sharp edges and corners. This book storage unit has a sturdy wood construction that is durable enough for daily use and is easy to clean.
Dimensions
The Toddler See-Thru Book Browser is 12.5 inches high x 36 inches wide x 12 inches deep, and weighs 21 lbs.
Jonti-Craft Toddler See-Thru Book Browser
- Pre-Assembled
Jonti-Craft has been making furniture for children since 1979. They design products with children in mind. They build premium and handcrafted products for children that last a lifetime.
Jonti Craft constructs unique designs and features. This makes their furniture perfect for kids, classrooms, and homes. They are safe, durable and have values for kids and families.
Jonti-Craft is proud of their roots. They are equally proud to say that nearly all of their products are made right here in the USA.
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