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Bathroom Accessories
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PATI Potty Collection
PATI Potty Collection from Oz-Er Plastik is designed around three priorities: stability, a comfortable seat height and a high backrest for support.
The collection is aimed at toilet training rather than decorative bathroom use, so base grip, child-safe geometry, easy-clean surfaces and overall seat proportions are the key product characteristics.
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