Coclico children's stool Félix

The Félix stool by Coclico, which matches the Camille table, is suitable for children from around 18 months of age or from the point at which the child can stand up safely. Félix is ​​an absolute lightweight and the straight and compact construction makes carrying the stool very easy and safe, even for small hands. Through the combination of natural materials, the child experiences the different surfaces of smooth and hard wood. The stool changes its location as the child wishes. It can be converted into a baby walker, moved, turned around and much more, because the narrow cross braces and its low weight give the child a good grip on the stool. FÉLIX GROWS WITH YOU, because it can be increased by 5 cm with the screw-on extensions. So he remains a faithful companion for the child for a long time. (coc-0004).

Materials used for the furniture:

Legs: OAK The oak we use is a solid solid wood from European trees with a unique structure. Oak is a hard, durable wood that still has a certain flexibility. The wood used is PEFC™ or FSC® certified and comes from sustainable forestry.
Seat: VALCHROMAT® Valchromat® is not just simple MDF. It is an innovative further development of the well-known MDF. The added value of Valchromat is not only its colour, but also its particular composition and manufacturing process. The fibers are individually colored with organic dyes and pressed with a special glue to form a colored wood fiber board. This is how Valchromat gets its unique mechanical properties, structure and beauty. Valcromat is chain of custody certified according to the PEFC™ and FSC® C101993 standards and is also recyclable.
COCLICO furniture offers space for the child throughout the home. All children's furniture encourages the child to be independent. The design follows a clear and puristic line, the furniture radiates calm and order and can be easily integrated into any interior. The production of the furniture is based on four principles: they work locally, inclusively, sustainably and ecologically. This is how they understand their responsibility for people and nature.