Home Bargains is selling a 'stylish' piece of homeware that could make family life easier without constantly tripping over toys. Families who are tired of seeing things lying around the house can solve the problem with a practical storage box designed to 'keep clutter under control'.
Features and Price
The store describes the Kids Edit White Toy Box as a 'simple and stylish way to keep toys organised'. The £19.99 storage solution comes in a plain white finish, which adds a 'clean, modern touch' to children's spaces in the home.
The website stated: 'Its smooth white finish fits beautifully into a child's bedroom, playroom or nursery, helping keep clutter under control and making tidy-up time a breeze. The easy-lift lid and built-in carry handles make it practical for everyday use, while its sturdy design is built to handle all the fun of family life.'
The size is W60 x D36.55 x H39cm. It stands out as a major bargain compared to an almost identical toybox from Dunelm that costs £45 (and is nearly the exact same size).
Availability and Delivery
The offer is available in stores where stock is available. Shoppers can also avoid the scramble of checking their local shops one by one and get delivery to their door instead.
Spending over £100 on eligible items (like this toy box) gives shoppers access to free UK mainland shipping. Otherwise, there is a £3.95 fee on orders, in addition to the cost of selected items. Shoppers on the UK mainland usually receive their items within four days of placing an order.
Other Storage Solutions
For more savvy storage solutions, shoppers might be interested in this £25 three-in-one 'multitasking gem' that was made with 'any room' in mind. Available in two neutral colours, the Home Collections Ribbed Boucle Storage Stool is designed to 'fit effortlessly into bedrooms, living rooms, dressing areas, and anywhere else you want a touch of cosy style.
Also, the Home Collections White Paper Rope Three Tier Caddy claims to 'transform' bathrooms with limited storage by using a stacked design to maximise floor space over three practical compartments. It claims to keep things 'easily accessible without clutter'.
