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serving tray - Nordic kitchen - Ø35 cm
- Custom_USP1
- Simple and timeless design
- Custom_USP2
- Practical support
- Custom_USP3
- Easy to keep clean
€ 99,95
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| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Cleaning | Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Oil regularly to preserve the wood. |
| Material | Oiled oak,Plastic |
| FSC®️ | FSC®️ 100% | FSC®️ licens: FSC C159943 |
| Height | 8 |
| Width | 35 |
| Depth | 35 |
| Diameter (cm) | 35 |
| Weight | 1.04 |
| Designer | Tools Design |
| Brand | Eva Solo |
| Series | Nordic kitchen |
| Number | 520416 |
| EAN | 5706631186858 |
Description
The large serving tray from Nordic kitchen enables you to safely serve coffee, drinks or breakfast in style. The high sides in matt black incorporate sturdy carrying handles that make it easy to maintain a firm grip when using this versatile tray. The combination of black and rustic oak achieves an exclusive and stylish look.
Even though it is designed to be used, it will undoubtedly also add a touch of elegance if left on display in your kitchen.
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