CHAIR- GOOD WOOD

SENSORY OWL LTD

£130

AN ERGONOMIC GOOD WOOD CHAIR - FRIENDLY, MULTIFUNCTIONAL AND COMFORTABLE TO SIT ON. The big brother of the stool - friendly, multifunctional and comfortable. The chair is great to sit on and can be used for lots of fantastic games and everyday activities. It is the basis for creating a comfortable workplace for little ones. The child will be comfortable on it during all artistic activities - drawing, painting, and putting together puzzles. The little one will also enjoy sitting down to dinner and other difficult tasks. We designed the chair to be safe and sustainable - all the edges are rounde

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SENSORY OWL LTD, number 10183519. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Where it is made
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