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Baby Playpen Oxford Cloth Children Infant Fence with Safety Barriers
€99,99
€149,99
Features :
- Multi-functional Design
The Multi-Function Game Space is a spacious, professionally designed play activity center, space door design, parent-child interaction exercise child sense of direction, pull ring design, can help the child stand, learn to walk.
- High-Quality Material
Stainless steel frame structure, durable, no deformation, environmental protection and health, anti-collision soft bag, not afraid of biting, not afraid of collision, side mesh, easy to observe.
- Breathable And Anti-slip
This playpen has a breathable net for easier visibility and has enough space for your child to sleep and play in. The playpen is also designed with anti-slip material allowing your child to play safely. 64cm high, scientific height, children walking, standing, and crawling more comfortable.
- Fun-filled Space
Reinforced shooting design increases the fun of child play, and the design of the two-side football basket provides plenty of space for crawling, jumping, and entertainment. no pedal design, the child it difficult to climb over the fence, even if your child shakes the fence, it will not rollover.
- Protect Your Child From Harm
It can be set up as a separate playground, a barrier to prevent children from approaching the fireplace, a security door mounted between the walls, or even a separate barrier for difficult-to-safe structures such as the bottom of the stairs.
Specifications :
| Material |
Plastic + Stainless Steel + Oxford Cloth |
| Color Optional |
Red, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Pink, Gray |
| Age |
6 Months-5 Years Old |
| Weight |
4kg |
| Playpen Size |
As the picture shown |
Package Included :
1 x Playinghouse (Not including other decorations)
Note :
- Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. We guarantee the style is the same as shown in the pictures.
- Due to the manual measurement and different measurement methods, please allow 1-3cm.
