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HELSINKI Papiertütenhalter Rubinrot + HELSINKI-Jutetasche

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HELSINKI Papiertütenhalter Rubinrot + HELSINKI-JutetascheRubin rot HELSINKI Halter mit Jutetasche Jetzt als Sonderangebot! Kombiniere den praktischen Rubin rot Helsinki Halter mit einer Jutetasche in den Farben deiner Wahl und zwar fr nur 62 Euro! Fr praktisches Recycling Kein Platz fr Recycling? Wir schaffen Platz! Egal ob zu Hause oder im Bro mit dem HELSINKI Halter ist Recycling nicht nur praktisch, sondern sieht auch richtig gut aus. Das elegante, minimalistische Design kann sich sehen lassen und ganz


Rubin rot HELSINKI-Halter mit Jutetasche


Jetzt als Sonderangebot! Kombiniere den praktischen Rubin rot Helsinki-Halter mit einer Jutetasche in den Farben deiner Wahl – und zwar für nur 62 Euro!

Für praktisches Recycling

Kein Platz für Recycling? Wir schaffen Platz! Egal ob zu Hause oder im Büro - mit dem HELSINKI-Halter ist Recycling nicht nur praktisch, sondern sieht auch richtig gut aus. Das elegante, minimalistische Design kann sich sehen lassen und ganz einfach in jede Einrichtung integriert werden. Recycling geht uns alle an und ist längst nicht mehr nur ein Spleen von Grünen und Hippies. Wenn sich Recycling unkompliziert gestaltet, dann kann es auch reibungslos in die Alltagsroutinen eingebunden werden.

Ideal für die vielseitige Aufbewahrung

Der HELSINKI-Halter bietet sich nicht nur wunderbar fürs Recycling an, sondern eignet sich auch hervorragend zum Aufbewahren von Allem, was man gern griffbereit, aber nicht herumliegen haben möchte. Im Nu sind Spielzeug, Bücher, Zeitschriften oder Krimskrams aller Art verstaut und der Raum wirkt ordentlich und aufgeräumt. Auch für Kinder wird das Aufräumen leicht gemacht, da sie sich nicht mit schweren Deckeln oder Schranktüren abmühen müssen. „Räume deinen Kindern hinterher, genieße die Ordnung für einen Tag. Bringe deinen Kindern bei, selbst aufzuräumen und genieße die Ordnung für immer.“ (geflügeltes Wort von Everyday Design)

Leicht und kompakt

Das schmale Design ermöglicht einen minimalen Platzbedarf, weshalb der Halter selbst in kleinsten Räumen aufgestellt werden kann. Er kann leicht mit einer Hand verschoben werden, was beim Saubermachen äußerst praktisch ist.

PRODUKTINFORMATIONEN:

• 32 x 25 x 55 cm (Halter) und 45 x 35 x 19 cm (Jutetasche)
• Gewicht 1,2 kg (Halter) und 400 g (Jutetasche)
• Metallhalter mit 30 % Recycling-Anteil, Tasche aus laminierter Jute
• Design: Helena Mattila
• Versandkosten/Bestellung: Deutschland 9,90 Euro; Österreich, Belgien und Luxemburg 11,90 Euro; Schweiz 29,90 Euro

Tipp! Mit zwei Haltern und drei Taschen kannst du dir ein praktisches Sortiersystem zusammenstellen, wobei die dritte Tasche ganz einfach zwischen die beiden Halter gehängt wird.

Alle Produkte sind designgeschützt.

Der Halter wird in Finnland entworfen und hergestellt. Der Jutetasche wird in Finnland entworfen und in Indien hergestellt.

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