KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
 
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA bed curtain
KURA
Bed curtain

35

TFH 205.061.45
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5% discount with IKEA Family


Come and buy refreshing watermelons and ice cream! This bed curtain is guaranteed to stimulate imaginations and role-playing. Made of polyester (of which at least 90% is recycled) and fits KURA bed.
Article no TFH 205.061.45

KURA
Bed tent

39

More options available

KURA
Reversible bed 90x200 cm, white/pine

239

More options available



Key features

The curtain can be used regardless of how you turn the bed and where you position the ladder.

Each market stall has an opening, so the children can play both on the inside and outside and take turns being a salesperson or customer.

Playing shop and imitating adults in role-playing is a way for children to process experiences, practice interacting with others and understand their surroundings.

The motif stimulates the imagination and goes great with the toy food, toy cookware, and toy cash register in the DUKTIG series.

You avoid needing to drill and avoid risking permanent marks from glue on the bed frame since the curtain has touch-and-close fasteners which attach to metal hooks that you hang over the edge of the bed frame.

When it's time for quick clean-up or a break from playing, the curtain can be easily drawn to the side by moving the metal hooks.

The bed curtain is made of 100% polyester – a light, airy, and durable material that can handle a hectic day at the market.

Designer

S Edholm/L Ullenius

Good to know

Recommended for children 3 years and older.

Includes: 2 curtains for the bed’s long sides (45¼x33⅛") and 1 curtain for the bed’s short side (45¼x37¾").

Fits KURA reversible bed.

Welcome to the Market!

Children all over the world love to play shop and build tents. With KURA bed curtain, they can do both and turn the space around the bed into three fully stocked market stands. A place where play and imagination can flow freely while the pretend world gives practice in interaction with others and an understanding of the surrounding world. Role play is as important as fun for the child’s development.

Package size & weight

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Length: 35 cm
Width: 27 cm
Height: 5 cm
Weight Gross: 0,90 kg
Weight Net: 0,72 kg
Volume per package: 4,2 l

Care instructions

Machine wash warm, normal cycle.

Do not bleach.

Do not tumble dry.

Iron low.

Do not dry clean.

Environment

IKEA has strict requirements for the use of phthalates in all our products, and we have totally banned them in children’s and food-contact products. Since 1996 IKEA has banned harmful dyes, e.g. azo dyes, in textile and leather production. IKEA has banned the use of chlorine bleaching agents in the production of textiles and paper products due to the negative impact on the environment. By using recycled polyester in this product, we consume less new raw materials and lower our environmental impact while existing materials get new life. We want to have a positive impact on the planet. That is why by 2030, we want all materials in our products to be recycled or renewable, and sourced in responsible ways.

Assembly instructions

Only the latest versions of these documents are available for download. This means that there may sometimes be differences between the documents you download and the versions that come with the product.



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