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Furniture Grows Along With Students

04/01/96

The Kin-der-Link computer table is made of white birch and adjusts in increments from 14 inches high, which is suitable for 4 year olds, to 28 inches high, suitable for adults.

The desk is small enough to fit through a standard doorway but big enough for two kids or an adult and child to work together. It has been designed to be versatile, safe, durable and washable.

The Kin-der-Link stool has won various design awards in North America and Asia, and can be linked together to form circles. Skools Inc., New York, NY, (212) 674-1150, www.kinderlink.com..

This article originally appeared in the 04/01/1996 issue of THE Journal.

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