Bama Srl

Bama Trend Evolution Ironing Board

Italy , Altopascio

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Bama Trend Evolution Ironing Board

Available colours: Grey Sand/Green Taupe
Available sizes: 40x31x113h

New Trend Evolution, the evolution of the ironing board with a good 8 years warranty.
Improved with new materials of high quality whose properties help to increase resistance and duration.
Even more robust thanks to the improvement interventions made to the structure.
In resin, very light, strong, adjustable into three positions from 82 to 92 cm, equipped with breathing board and with shelf for the iron boiler, when closed it stands alone.
Patented product, 100% recyclable and 100% Made in Italy

**ALSO AVAILABLE IN THE NEW SAND/GREEN COLOR COMBINATION**

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