Creative Kids 16 Bay Tote Tray Mobile Storage Trolley 1440 x 450 x 860mm White Oak EMTT16
The Creative Kids 16 Bay Tote Tray Mobile Storage Trolley offers a stylish and practical organisation solution for modern classrooms and collaborative learning environments. Crafted from durable structural MDF with an elegant white oak-look laminate finish, this heavy-duty unit is built for dependable, long-term strength in busy educational settings.
Featuring a 16 bay configuration specifically designed to hold Creative Kids Tote Trays, it provides generous storage capacity for supplies, craft materials, and resources. Smooth-rolling lockable castors deliver effortless mobility across shared spaces and reliable stability when locked in position.
Key Features
| Brand | Creative Kids |
| Model Code | EMTT16 |
| Material | Structural MDF with white oak-look laminate |
| Dimensions | 1440 x 450 x 860 mm |
| Width | 1440 mm |
| Depth | 450 mm |
| Height | 860 mm |
| Castors | 4 lockable wheels for mobility and stability |
| Tray Compatibility | Designed to securely hold Creative Kids Tote Trays |
| Supplied | Flat-packed with easy assembly instructions |
| Suitable For | Classrooms, play areas, craft rooms, and collaborative learning environments |
Highlights
- 16 Bay Configuration: Provides storage for classroom trays and resources.
- White Oak Finish: Adds a contemporary look to classrooms and learning spaces.
- Durable MDF Construction: Designed for strength and stability.
- Lockable Castors: Allows movement and secure positioning when in use.
- Tote Tray Compatible: Designed to hold Creative Kids Tote Trays securely.
- Multi-Room Versatility: Ideal for classrooms, craft areas, and shared educational spaces.
- Flat-Pack Design: Supplied flat-packed for delivery and assembly.
Materials & care
Constructed from durable structural MDF finished with a white oak-look laminate for lasting resilience in classroom environments.
Compatibility
Specifically designed to hold Creative Kids Tote Trays securely across all 16 bays.
Frequently asked questions
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