Paw Patrol Table + 2 Chairs

THE STYLE PRODUCTS COMPANY LTD

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Children will love this wooden paw patrol table and chair set. Made out of wood, and playful design, perfect for anywhere! Suitable from ages 3 and over, this fun furniture set would make a great gift and is ideal for home, playroom, school, or nursery use. Featuring Chase and Marshall on the back of the chairs, and the full gang on the table! Features 1 Table 2 chairs Wood Easy to assemble Paw Patrol Large Range of matching Furniture available General information: Table dimensions H440xW600xD600mm Chair dimensions H570xW280xD280mm

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE STYLE PRODUCTS COMPANY LTD, number 08018796. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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