SKU: 00542861
Designed by Ellen Hallström
This bamboo lid fits perfectly on the top tier of RÅSKOG trolley with lockable wheels (35x45x77 cm), adding a warm touch while turning it into a side table or work surface – for your coffee or key ingredients while cooking.
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This bamboo lid fits perfectly on the top tier of RÅSKOG trolley with lockable wheels (35x45x77 cm), adding a warm touch while turning it into a side table or work surface – for your coffee or key ingredients while cooking.
Length: 42 cmWidth: 31 cmThickness: 12 mm
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