EPE,XPE 200X180X1cm large play mats for babies

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Style: Educational Toy, Soft Toy, Sports Toy
Material: EPE or XPE
Place of Origin: China (Mainland)
Model Number: SY1137
Size: 180*200*1cm
Weight: 1.25kg
Color: Single-sided multicolors
Outer packing: Woven bag
Application: Floor, outdoor, baby crawl, picnic
Features: Eco-friendly, waterproof, easy to store
Approvals: 3C,SGS

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Inner packing: bale packing handbag or shrink wrapping Outer packing: carton Suggest 25 pcs open packed in a woven bag
Delivery Detail:	7-10 days

Specifications

EPE/XPE 200*180*1cm single-sided kids playmat
Passed SGS
Waterproof in-outdoor use
Eco materials
Size & patterns optional.

EPE/XPE 200*180*1cm single-sided kids playmat

Item No.	SY1137	Material	PE film+EPE+Aluminum film
Color	Single-sided	Gross weight	1.25kg
Thickness	1cm	Product size(cm)	2001801
Approvals	SGS, CCC	OEM	Size & patterns can be customized
Outer packing	Suggest 25 pcs open packed in a woven bag	Woven bag packed size(cm)	20018025

EPE,XPE 200X180X1cm large play mats for babies

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