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Bruynzeel thick colored pencils, 12 count

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The Bruynzeel Big Points are specially designed for small children's hands. The tip of the pen cannot be pushed in and can be used for colouring in large or small areas!
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Item number: 60122012
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Designed for everyday use

Made to be used

The pack contains 12 pens in the most popular colours.

Suitable for children aged 4 and above.

  • Suitable for professional use
  • Practical for childcare, after-school care, and education
  • Can be easily combined with other products from the range
Bruynzeel thick colored pencils, 12 count
Practical for every group Considered, durable and ready to use.

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Daycare, after-school care, education and healthcare

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Can 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?

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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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