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Paw Patrol 6-Drawer Storage Unit - Blue, MDF

£65

The Paw Patrol 6-Drawer Storage Unit features large character prints of Chase and Marshall on the sides, with each fabric drawer displaying individual character logos and a repeating team pattern in matching colours. The MDF construction is designed for durability, while the fabric drawers are built to withstand repeated use. The drawers are interchangeable, allowing flexible arrangement, and the unit stands at a height suited for toddler access. Dimensions: W63.5 x D30 x H60 cm.

Heroic, brave and colourful, Paw Patrol is loved by children around the world, inspiring play and inclusion from a young age. Our officially licensed Paw Patrol Multi-Drawer Storage Unit is perfect for any young Paw Patrol fan, and features large prints of Chase and Marshall on the sides. The drawers each feature different prints Chase, Marshall, and Rubble’s logos with matching colours, or a repeating pattern of the Paw Patrol team including Sky, Chase, Rubble and Marshall. Designed to be the right height for a toddler, so they can easily access their favourite games and toys, the drawer unit is also a compact size, so it doesn’t take up too much space in a child’s bedroom. With 6 drawers, the storage unit offers plenty of storage for toys, games, books and even clothes. They can be switched around easily so your child can have their favourite character wherever they like. Made from high quality Mdf, the unit is designed to be durable with colourful, high quality prints on the sides. The fabric drawers can stand up to repeated use, and are fun and colourful, perfect for brightening up a young child’s room. Suitable for ages 18 months and up, the constructed unit measures 60 x 63.5 x 30cm (HxWxD) approx. NO Returns Once Assembled AND Comes Flat Packed

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