TJENA
magazine file, white
3,99 € / 2 pack
Article no: 103.954.16
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Important papers and children's drawings not organised? With a magazine file, things get organised quickly. Choose a colour you like and keep it, or let the creativity flow and create your own design.
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Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
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Combines with other products in the TJENA series.
Product is possible to recycle or use for energy recovery, if available in your community.
Thinking inside the box
Paper is one of our favourite materials. It's durable, versatile and lets you customise it easily. Our goal is to minimise paper's impact on the planet so we can continue to enjoy its great practical uses. That's why we work with recycled paper as much as possible, use responsibly sourced wood to make fresh paper, and design products that use less raw materials without losing any of their functionality, like the completely recyclable TJENA,TJOG and KVARNVIK storage boxes.
What is paperboard?
Paperboard is a thick and durable material that often comprises of several layers of paper and has many different uses. At IKEA we use paperboard in everything from packaging and sturdy storage boxes to games and other children's products. We strive for using recycled paper in our paperboard and the production is completely free from harmful substances.
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