magazzi
Made in Germany
The tojo maggazi is a magazine holder for magazines, periodicals, newspapers, brochures and flyers. It consists of 2 interlocking parts and requires no screws or fittings. Black rubber rings hold printed materials in place, making it suitable for reception areas, medical practices, public facilities and private spaces.
Product description
This unconventional magazine holder keeps magazines, periodicals, newspapers, brochures, flyers and much more within reach using its black rubber rings. A versatile helper for reception areas, medical practices, public facilities and, of course, private spaces. Assembled from 2 interlocking parts – without screws or fittings.
Contact
MiG, Leverkusen
Phone: +4921489097225
Email: info@madeingermany.shop
Size
Material
Coated MDF
Colour
White, rubber rings black
1 seller
| Unit price | €109.00 |
| Total price | €109.00 |
Shipping method: Parcel service
Shipping costs at MiG: free
In stock
Delivery: approx. 10 working days after payment
Sold and shipped by MiG.
14-day right of withdrawal · You bear the direct cost of returning the goods. Withdrawal information
Information about the seller MiG, terms and conditions and right of withdrawal can be found here. You can find the shipping cost table .
All prices incl. 19 % VAT. plus shipping costs
Net price: €91.60
Technical details
| Artikelnummer | magazzi |
| Marke | tojo |
| Material | Coated MDF |
| Colour | White, rubber rings black |
| Size | 48 × 37 × 160 cm |
Product safety
Information under the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)
Manufacturer
MiG Hitdorfer Str. 61b 51371 Leverkusen Germany Email: info@madeingermany.shopDetails provided by the offering company
- Article number
- magazzi
Questions and answers
What printed materials can be stored in the magazine holder?
The magazine holder keeps magazines, periodicals, newspapers, brochures and flyers readily available. It is designed as a versatile aid for printed information.
What locations is the magazine holder suitable for?
The magazine holder is intended for reception halls, medical practices and public institutions. It can also be used in private settings.
How does its assembly differ from that of a screwed-together magazine holder?
The magazine holder is assembled by slotting two parts together. No screws or fittings are provided for assembly.
