This lovely toy box from Bieco brings order to the children’s room. Featuring a cute deer design, it will delight both children and parents. The decorative box has a hinged lid that closes easily with a Velcro fastener. When not in use, the storage box can be folded flat for compact storage in a cupboard. Carrying handles on the side make it easy to move around.

This attractive box measures approximately 36 x 36 x 51 cm and has a capacity of about 65 liters. Thanks to its polyester surface, this children’s storage basket is particularly easy to clean and durable.

Discover our other storage boxes with lids for the children’s room in matching designs featuring a whale, donkey or lion.

The BIECO brand has stood for the highest quality and innovative product development for many years. All our toys for babies and toddlers comply with the strictest German product and safety standards. BIECO wants to bring joy to children’s faces, which is why all our designs are made with love. Item no.: 04000463

HELLO FROM HAMBURG

Bieco, a family-run company from Hamburg, lovingly develops high-quality children’s toys and practical everyday helpers for children from 0 to 36 months. We accompany you through these important years with our many years of experience and offer truly cherished items from parents for parents.

Favorite pieces for everyone

Tidying up is fun with Bieco’s lovingly designed storage boxes! Whether animal motifs, bright colors or child-friendly shapes – the designs delight young and old and also add decorative accents to the children’s room.

Suitable for any child’s room

Whether foldable boxes, toy boxes with seating function or storage baskets: Bieco’s versatile designs adapt to any interior style and effortlessly create space for cuddly toys, building blocks & more – for more order and independence in everyday life.

Safety and quality are the focus

Bieco storage products are made from high-quality, tested materials. Rounded corners and robust construction ensure a safe environment – ​​ideal for little explorers from their first year of life.