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Made to be used
Children learn to gauge their body proportions, observe their movements, and become aware of what their gestures and facial expressions convey. From as young as six months, toddlers focus on their reflection and are completely fascinated by it. Their childlike curiosity is immediately piqued, and the children touch their reflection or even the people they see in the mirror.
This mirror is made of safety glass mounted on a sturdy chipboard. This means that – should anything break – there is no danger of injury. In the event of a breakage, the mirror shatters into a network of fragments, which predominantly have rounded edges. The beautiful, rounded corners soften the mirror's appearance.
- Safety glassMounted on sturdy chipboardRounded corners
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- Material
- MDF, paintedDimensions: H129 x W76 x D1.6 cmIncludes wall mounting materials
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Contact usCan my organisation pay by invoice?
Yes. Den Hartog supplies childcare, education and healthcare organisations. Your order can be processed by invoice.
Can I order larger quantities?
Yes. For larger quantities, contact us for personal advice on quantities, planning and delivery.
How will my order be delivered?
The delivery method depends on size and weight. Smaller materials are shipped as parcels; furniture is delivered carefully by appointment.
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Of course. Our advisers will be happy to help find the right combination for your space, audience and budget.
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